Put the sentence in the negative: Does she do house chores five times a week?
She doesn't do house chores five times a week.
Put the sentence in the affirmative: They don't often hang outside the school.
They often hang outside the school.
Make a sentence in the negative using DO THE WASHING-UP and a frequency adverb of your choice.
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Find the mistake: She never do the washing-up in the mornings.
do = does
Put the sentence in the interrogative: My mother has dinner with her mother once a month?
Does my mother have dinner with her mother once a month?
Make a question using HAVE FOOTBALL PRACTICE and a frequency adverb of your choice.
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Find the mistake: We don't haves football practice on Sundays.
haves = have
Put the sentence in the negative: They always do the homework in the afternoons.
They never do the homework in the afternnons OR They don't do the homework in the afternoons.
Put the sentence in the interrogative: We do not tidy our rooms.
Do we tidy our rooms?
Find the mistake: I listens to music three times a day.
listens = listen
Put the sentence in the affirmative: She doesn't watch TV at night.
She watches TV at night.
Put the sentence in the interrogative: She plays computer games at the weekends.
Does she play computer games at the weekends?
Put the sentence in the negative: My aunt doesn't take out the rubbish.
My aunt takes out the rubbish.
Put the sentence in the negative: We have breakfast before going to school.
We don't have breakfast before going to school.
Put the sentence in the affirmative: Do Lucy and Meg always help with the house chores?
Lucy and Meg always help with the house chores.
Find the mistake: Does they sometimes clean the window?
does = do
Put the sentence in the affirmative: Does she tidy her room once a day?
She tidies her room once a day.
Make a sentence in the affirmative using the verb COOK and a frequency adverb of your choice.
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Put the sentence in the interrogative: I don't need to take out the rubbish on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Do I need to take out the rubbish on Wednesday and Fridays?
Find the mistake: Zac have lunch at midday.
have = has