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SCOTT / BE / AT SCHOOL / YESTERDAY (NEG.)
SCOTT WASN'T AT SCHOOL YESTERDAY.
THEY / BE / AT HOME / LAST SATURDAY (INT.)
WERE THEY AT HOME LAST SATURDAY?
SHE / BE / HAPPY / LAST WEEKEND (AFF.)
SHE WAS HAPPY LAST WEEKEND.
HE / EAT / PASTA / YESTERDAY (NEG.)
HE DIDN'T EAT PASTA YESTERDAY.
SHE / EAT / BREAD / FOR BREAKFAST (INT.)
DID SHE EAT BREAD FOR BREAKFAST?
HE / EAT / A BANANA AFTER LUNCH (AFF.)
HE ATE A BANANA AFTER LUNCH.
SHE / GO TO SCHOOL / YESTERDAY (NEG.)
SHE DIDN'T GO TO SCHOOL YESTERDAY.
THEY / GO TO THE BEACH / LAST MONTH (INT.)
DID THEY GO TO THE BEACH LAST MONTH?
I / GO TO THE PARK / LAST WEEKEND (AFF.)
I WENT TO THE PARK LAST WEEKEND.
SUZY / TAKE A MEDICINE / YESTERDAY. (NEG.)
SUZY DIDN'T TAKE A MEDICINE YESTERDAY.
SHE / TAKE A MEDICINE LAST FRIDAY (INT.)
DID SHE TAKE A MEDICINE LAST FRIDAY?
HE / TAKE A MEDICINE / YESTERDAY (AFF.)
HE TOOK A MEDICINE YESTERDAY.
THEY / GIVE YOU / A BOOK / LAST WEEK (INT.)
DID THEY GIVE YOU A BOOK LAST WEEK?
HE / GIVE / CHOCOLATE / TO HIS SISTER / YESTERDAY (NEG.)
HE DIDN'T GIVE CHOCOLATE TO HIS SISTER YESTERDAY.
SHE / GIVE ME / A PRESENT (AFF.)
SHE GAVE ME A PRESENT.
HE / SEE / HIS TEACHER / AT THE PARTY (NEG.)
HE DIDN'T SEE HIS TEACHER AT THE PARTY.
YOU / SEE / YOUR FRIEND / LAST WEEKEND (INT.)
DID YOU SEE YOUR FRIEND LAST WEEKEND?
HE / SEE / THE LION / AT THE ZOO / LAST WEEK (AFF.)
HE SAW THE LION AT THE ZOO LAST WEEK.
SALLY / DRINK / LEMONADE / YESTERDAY (NEG.)
SALLY DIDN'T DRINK LEMONADE YESTERDAY.
HE / DRINK / MILK / FOR BREAKFAST (INT.)
DID HE DRINK MILK FOR BREAKFAST?
I / DRINK / ORANGE JUICE / FOR BREAKFAST (AFF.)
I DRANK ORANGE JUICE FOR BREAKFAST.
HE / HAVE / A HEADACHE YESTERDAY (NEG.)
HE DIDN'T HAVE A HEADACHE YESTERDAY.
THEY / HAVE / SOUP / FOR DINNER (INT.)
DID THEY HAVE SOUP FOR DINNER?
SHE / HAVE / A TEMPERATURE / LAST NIGHT (AFF.)
SHE HAD A TEMPERATURE LAST NIGHT.
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