(she / catch a cold every winter)
She catches a cold every winter.
(he / drive to work every day)
He drives to work every day.
(I / eat cereal in the morning)
I eat cereal in the morning.
(you / not / drink much tea)
You don't drink much tea.
(we / have enough time)?
Do we have enough time?
(he/from/Germany).
He's from Germany.
(they / write e-mails every day)?
Do they write e-mails every day?
(she / dance often)?
Does she dance often?
(what / you / do at the weekend)?
What do you do at the weekend?
(he / not / read the newspaper)
He doesn't read the newspaper.
(they / not / like vegetables)
They don't like vegetables.
(they / not / tired).
They aren't tired.
(we/Ukranians).
We are Ukrainians.
(you / speak English)?
Do you speak English?
(you / watch a lot of TV)
You watch a lot of TV.
(he/happy)?
Is he happy?
(I / go out often)?
Do I go out often?
(how / he / travel to work)?
How does he travel to work?
(where / I / come on Mondays)?
Where do I come on Mondays?
(I / not / think you're right)
I don't think you're right.