She ... (brush) her teeth in the morning.
She brushes her teeth in the morning.
You ... (not / have) breakfast in the morning.
You don't have breakfast in the morning.
We ... (not / get up) at 7 o'clock.
We don't get up at 7 o'clock.
They ... (have) a shower in the evening.
They have a shower in the evening.
... (Ben / walk) to school?
Does Ben walk to school?
... (we / get up) at 7 o'clock?
Do we get up at 7 o'clock?
... (your dog / get) dressed in the evening?
Does your dog get dressed in the evening?
She ... (not / catch) the bus to school.
She doesn't catch the bus to school.
My dog ... (not get) dressed in spring.
My dog doesn't get dressed in spring.
... (you / have) breakfast in the morning?
Do you have breakfast in the morning?
They ... (not have) a shower in the evening.
They don't have a shower in the evening.
We ... (get up) at 7 o'clock.
We get up at 7 o'clock.
My dog ... (get) dressed in winter.
My dog gets dressed in winter.
Ben ... (walk) to school.
Ben walks to school.
She ... (catch) the bus to school.
She catches the bus to school.
... (she / brush) her teeth in the afternoon?
Does she brush her teeth in the afternoon?
She ... (not brush) her teeth in the afternoon.
She doesn't brush her teeth in the afternoon.
... (they / have) a shower in the evening?
Do they have a shower in the evening?
He ... (not brush) his hair.
He doesn't brush his hair.
You ... (have) breakfast in the morning.
You have breakfast in the morning.
Ben ... (not / walk) to school.
Ben doesn't walk to school.
... (he / brush) his hair?
Does he brush his hair?