Today I think we should practice and understand how to make sentences affirmative or negative.
Affirmative - means "yes", is the most simple, you must conjugate the verb
Ex: I speak Spanish. / He speaks Spanish. / They speak Spanish.
Negative - means "no", you must add "do not" or "does not" before the verb, verb is INFINITIVE
Ex: I do not speak Spanish. / He does not speak Spanish. / They do not speak Spanish.
NOTE: "don't" is the conjunction of "do not" and "doesn't" is the conjunction of "does not"
NOTE2: In negative the verb must be INFINITIVE after don't/doesn't. See how it is "He speaks Spanish" and "He doesn't speak Spanish" without "s'?
Watch this video for a quick review:
Activity: Change all affirmative sentences to NEGATIVE. Change all negative sentences to AFFIRMATIVE.
Ex: She doesn't ride her bike. She rides her bike.
Ex: Maricarmen doesn't live in Madrid. Maricarmen lives in Madrid.
1) Ayoub likes to listen to music.
2) Lenny doesn't have a dog.
3) Kendall eats vegetables.
4) Juanjo doesn't play football.
5) Michael wakes up at 11 o'clock.
6) Aya doesn't watch YouTube.
7) Daniel goes to school by car.
8) The teachers speak English.
We will correct this exercise on Thursday or Friday, so please complete this at home.
Have a good day!
-Michael