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Create a question with should.

Should I give her flowers?

Create an affirmative present perfect sentence about travel.

Example: Has she eaten the cake?

Make this into negative: It’s made of glass.

It isn't made of glass.

Make this into a question: They were playing badminton.

Were they playing badminton?

Which form is this? She’s visited Korea.

Affirmative

Negative

Question

Negative – (present perfect) – visit France

They haven’t visited France.

They have visited France.

Have they visited France?

Affirmative – (should) – help my friend

I should help my friend.

I shouldn't help my friend.

Should they help my friend?

Question – (sound + like) – a train

Does it sound like a train?)

It does sound like a train.

It doesn't sound like a train.

Negative – (made of) – plastic

It isn’t made of plastic.

It aren't made of plastic.

They are made of plastic.

Affirmative – (past continuous) – read a book

I was reading a book.

They are reading a book.

I am reading a book.

Change to affirmative: She hasn’t visited London.

She has visited London.

Change to question: He should talk to his parents.

Should he talk to his parents?

Change to negative: I should finish my homework.

I shouldn't finish my homework.

Change to affirmative: It doesn’t sound like a drum.

It sounds like a drum.

Change to question: It sounds like a car.

Does it sound like a car?

Change to negative: They’re made of wood.

They aren't made of wood.

Change to affirmative: It isn’t made of metal.

It is made of metal.

Change to question: They were watching TV.

Were they watching TV?

Change to negative: I was playing football.

I wasn't playing football.

They haven’t visited Japan.

Negative

He shouldn’t tell his teacher.

Negative

Do they sound like birds?

Question

It isn’t made of plastic.

Negative

Were they reading a book?

Question

What type of sentence is this? I was reading a comic.

Affirmative