You have a lot of homework today.
You don't have a lot of homework today.
English is difficult.
English isn't difficult.
They do their homework together.
They don't do their homework together.
She is happy.
She isn't happy.
Peter and Mary are in the same class.
Peter and Mary aren't in the same class.
The cat always climbs up the tree.
The cat never climbs up the tree.
You live in London.
You don't live in London.
She goes shopping on Monday.
She doesn't go shopping on Monday.
We learn Maths at school.
We don't learn Maths at school.
We are sisters.
We aren't sisters.
We play tennis every evening.
We don't play tennis every evening.
She drinks milk every morning.
She doesn't drink milk every morning.
He is from Germany.
He isn't from Germany.
Paul visits his grandma every weekend.
Paul doesn't visit his grandma every weekend.
You are brother and sister.
You aren't brother and sister.
I go to school by train.
I don't go to school by train.
You ride your bike very fast.
You don't ride your bike very fast.
It is very hot today.
It isn't very hot today.
You look very sad.
You don't look very sad.
I am a very good swimmer.
I'm not a very good swimmer.
She has got a big house.
She hasn't got a big house.
Sue works at the supermarket.
Sue doesn't work at the supermarket.
You are very small.
You aren't very small.
They fly to Canada in winter.
They don't fly to Canada in winter.