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Janet never (to wear) jeans.

Janet never wears jeans.

where / she / to ride / her bike . Make a question

Where does she ride her bike?

when / he / to go / home . Make a question

When does he go home?

My father makes breakfast. make it negative

My father doesn't make breakfast.

They are eleven. Make it negative

They aren't eleven.

You finish school at 3:30pm. When? Make a question

When do you finish school?

She (to be) six years old.

She is six years old.

They (to be) Sandy's parents.

They are Sandy's parents.

I always (hurry) to the bus stop.

I always hurry to the bus stop.

She swims in a pool. Where? Make a question

Where does she swim?

your teacher / your homework? (to check). Make a question

Does your teacher check your homework?

you / mineral water? (to drink) Make a question

Do you drink mineral water?

Nina / computer games? (to play) Make a question

Does Nina play computer game?

She writes a letter. Make it negative

She doesn't write a letter.

Simon (to have) two rabbits and five goldfish.

Simon has two rabbits and five goldfish.

Billy / to work / in the supermarket . Make a question

Does Billy work in the superkarket?

Mr Smith (to teach) Spanish and French.

Mr Smith teaches Spanish and French.

Emily (go) to the disco.

Emily goes to the disco.

they / in the old house? (to live) Make a question

Do they live in the old house?

they / to clean / the bathroom. Make a question

Do they clean the bathroom?

you / to speak / English. Make a question

Do you speak English?

I (to be) from Vienna, Austria.

I am from Vienna, Austria.

The girls always (to listen) to pop music.

The girls always listen to pop music.

It often (rain) on Sundays.

It often rains on Sundays.

They go to school by bus. How? Make a question

How do they go to school?

I speak Italian. Make it negative

I don't speak Italian.

We sometimes (read) books.

We sometimes read books.

Pete and his sister (wash) the family car.

Pete and his sister wash the family car.