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  • Change this sentence into a positive question: My friend is late.
    Is my friend late?
  • Change this into a sentence with correct subject-verb agreement: No news are good news.
    No news is good news.
  • Change this into a correct sentence: Her brother isn't share her views.
    Her brother doesn't share her views.
  • If this was in a narrative, please fill in the blanks with the correct verb tense: Her heart _______(beat) fast.
    Her heart was beating fast.
  • Change this into a negative statement: He owns a piano.
    He doesn't own a piano.
  • Change this into a sentence with correct subject-verb agreement: She already know the answer.
    She already knows the answer.
  • Yesterday,we _____ (stroll) by the river.
    strolled
  • Change the words in this sentence into singular forms: Happy School students do well at their tests.
    A Happy School Student does well on his/her test.
  • What is the plural subject for negative statements?
    don't
  • Is this correct? Five hundred dollars are not enough for buying a new car.
    No, it should be five hundred dollars is not enough for buying a new car.
  • Change this into a nregative statement: He is a teacher.
    He isn't a teacher.
  • Change this into a negative statement: Mrs.Leung is at his office.
    Mrs.Leung isn't at his office.
  • What is the singular subject for negative statements?
    doesn't
  • Change this into a sentence with correct subject-verb agreement: Gold are valuable.
    Gold is valuable.
  • David ____ (like) reading.
    likes
  • Change this into a sentence with correct subject-verb agreement: The sugar are in that cardboard.
    The sugar is in that cupboard.
  • I _____ (sing) every morning.
    sing
  • Change this into a negative statement:Our neighbours are very noisy.
    Our neighbours aren't very noisy.
  • She ____ (be) hungry.
    is
  • Change the words in this sentence into singular forms: Birds have feathers.
    A bird has a feather.
  • Is this correct? Do you know where the sugar are?
    No, it should be do you know where the sugar is?
  • Change this sentence into a positive question: Jun plays hockey.
    Does Jun play hockey?
  • Change the verbs in this sentence into singular forms: The dogs sleep on the kitchen floor.
    The dog sleeps on the kitchen floor.
  • Change this sentence into a positive question: You know how to swim.
    Do you know how to swim?
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