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  • Angela ... [not, drive] to work. She ... [go] by bus.
    Angela doesn't drive to work. She goes by bus.
  • ... [who, play] football at the weekend?
    Who plays football at the weekend?
  • Every year his family ... [go] to Europe for two weeks.
    Every year his family goes to Europe for two weeks.
  • In general, I ... [believe] that all people can live in peace.
    In general, I believe that all people can live in peace.
  • The train ... [not, leave] at 9 AM.
    The train does not leave at 9 AM.
  • I ... [like] tennis but I ... [not, like] football.
    I like tennis but I don't like football.
  • Tony ... [try, usually] to call his mother in the mornings.
    Tony usually tries to call his mother in the mornings.
  • He ... [need] help right now.
    He needs help right now.
  • So, I ... [go] to Mr. D and ... [say] “I ... [deserve] a better mark in this class”.
    So, I go to Mr. D and say “I deserve a better mark in this class”.
  • Jim ... [not, work] on Fridays.
    Jim doesn’t work on Fridays.
  • ... [Jonathan, turn off, always] the lights?
    Does Jonathan always turn off the lights?
  • ... [the Sun, circle] the Earth?
    Does the Sun circle the Earth?
  • I ... [not, live] in London now.
    I don't live in London now.
  • ... [you, surf] the Internet every day?
    Do you surf the Internet every day?
  • John ... [not, live] in Manchester.
    John doesn't live in Manchester.
  • California ... [not, be] in the United Kingdom.
    California is not in the United Kingdom.
  • ... [you, speak, usually] to him like that?
    Do you usually speak to him like that?
  • Why ... [you, not, go, ever] on vacation?
    Why don’t you ever go on vacation?
  • ... [you, have] your passport with you?
    Do you have your passport with you?
  • ... [he, play] tennis?
    Does he play tennis?
  • When ... [the train, leave]?
    When does the train leave?
  • When ... [you, want] to meet me?
    When do you want to meet me?
  • The sun ... [set] in the west.
    The sun sets in the west.
  • How much ... [the ticket, cost]?
    How much does the ticket cost?
  • ... [who, work] at Liverpool City Hospital?
    Who works at Liverpool City Hospital?
  • John likes me, ... [not, he]?
    John likes me, doesn’t he?
  • He ... [not, need] help now.
    He does not need help now.
  • When ... [the train, leave, usually]?
    When does the train usually leave?
  • I ... [study, always] hard for exams.
    I always study hard for exams.
  • ... [you, go] to the supermarket every week?
    Do you go to the supermarket every week?
  • I ... [be] here now.
    I am here now.
  • California ... [be] in America.
    California is in America.
  • I ... [play] tennis.
    I play tennis.
  • Why ... [Beth, complain, always] so much?
    Why does Beth always complain so much?
  • When ... [class, begin] tomorrow?
    When does class begin tomorrow?
  • I ... [not, play] the piano but I ... [play] the guitar.
    I don't play the piano but I play the guitar.
  • The train ... [leave] tonight at 6 PM.
    The train leaves tonight at 6 PM.
  • She ... [not, play] tennis.
    She does not play tennis.
  • ... [Gillian, meet, usually] clients so late at night?
    Does Gillian usually meet clients so late at night?
  • The semester ... [not, finish] until the end of June.
    The semester doesn't finish until the end of June.
  • New York ... [be] a small city. (It is not important that this fact is untrue).
    New York is a small city.
  • ... [who, work] there?
    Who works there?
  • ... [who, live] in London?
    Who lives in London?
  • Mark and Sara ... [play] squash twice a week.
    Mark and Sara play squash twice a week.
  • ... [pigs, like] milk?
    Do pigs like milk?
  • The bus ... [not, arrive] at 11 AM, it ... [arrive] at 11 PM.
    The bus does not arrive at 11 AM, it arrives at 11 PM.
  • Every twelve months, the Earth ... [circle] the Sun.
    Every twelve months, the Earth circles the Sun.
  • She ... [not, be] here now.
    She is not here now.
  • Cats ... [like] milk.
    Cats like milk.
  • He ... [have] his passport in his hand.
    He has his passport in his hand.
  • ... [you, not, clean, ever] your room?
    Don’t you ever clean your room?
  • He ... [forgets, never] his wallet.
    He never forgets his wallet.
  • Keisha doesn’t speak Spanish, ... [she]?
    Keisha doesn’t speak Spanish, does she?
  • ... [that airline, fly] to Paris?
    Does that airline fly to Paris?
  • Those boys don’t play sports, ... [they]?
    Those boys don’t play sports, do they?
  • When ... [we, board] the plane?
    When do we board the plane?
  • We ... [produce] lasers for cosmetic surgery.
    We produce lasers for cosmetic surgery.
  • My friends ... [not, leave, usually] so early.
    My friends don’t usually leave so early.
  • I ... [not, like] the food they serve at that restaurant.
    I don’t like the food they serve at that restaurant.
  • Sheila ... [not, do] the family accounts. Her husband ... [do] them.
    Sheila doesn’t do the family accounts. Her husband does them.
  • ... [your boss, give] you positive feedback?
    Does your boss give you positive feedback?
  • They ... [not, work] at the weekend.
    They don't work at the weekend.
  • Jones ... [stop] in mid-court and ... [pass] the ball to Schuster.
    Jones stops in mid-court and passes the ball to Schuster.
  • Birds ... [not, like] milk.
    Birds do not like milk.
  • I ... [not, want] to go with you!
    I do not want to go with you!
  • Ben ... [go] to football practice every Tuesday.
    Ben goes to football practice every Tuesday.
  • All those girls speak French, ... [not, they]?
    All those girls speak French, don’t they?
  • The party ... [start] at 8 o'clock.
    The party starts at 8 o'clock.
  • She ... [forget, always] her purse.
    She always forgets her purse.
  • The train ... [leave] every morning at 8 AM.
    The train leaves every morning at 8 AM.
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