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    Fill in The Affirmative Form of The Verb

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    The document provides examples of filling in verbs in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in both simple present and present continuous tenses. For the affirmative examples, the verbs are given in parentheses after statements indicating what different subjects do or are doing. For the negative and interrogative examples, full or contracted verb forms are to be filled in based on the subject and context of the statement.

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    Fill in The Affirmative Form of The Verb

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    The document provides examples of filling in verbs in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in both simple present and present continuous tenses. For the affirmative examples, the verbs are given in parentheses after statements indicating what different subjects do or are doing. For the negative and interrogative examples, full or contracted verb forms are to be filled in based on the subject and context of the statement.

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    The document provides examples of filling in verbs in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in both simple present and present continuous tenses. For the affirmative examples, the verbs are given in parentheses after statements indicating what different subjects do or are doing. For the negative and interrogative examples, full or contracted verb forms are to be filled in based on the subject and context of the statement.

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    Fill in The Affirmative Form of The Verb

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    Angie La
    The document provides examples of filling in verbs in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in both simple present and present continuous tenses. For the affirmative examples, the verbs are given in parentheses after statements indicating what different subjects do or are doing. For the negative and interrogative examples, full or contracted verb forms are to be filled in based on the subject and context of the statement.

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    Fill in the affirmative form of the verb.

     
    1
    He ... (to play) the guitar.
    .
    2
    We ... (to dance) every Saturday.
    .
    3
    My friends ... (to speak) French.
    .
    4 She ... (to watch) TV every
    . evening.
    5 That boy ... (to study) English at
    . school.
    6 They ... (to eat) eggs for
    . breakfast.
    7
    She ... (to work) very hard.
    .
    8 Every morning I ... (to get up) at
    . 7 o'clock.

    Fill in the affirmative form of the verb.


     
    1
    She ... (to kiss) mum goodbye.
    .
    2
    Jill ... (to go) to school.
    .
    3
    Susan ... (to teach) French.
    .
    4
    We ... (to dance) every Saturday.
    .
    5 Mum ... (to wash) our clothes on
    . Friday.
    6 He .... (to write) letters every
    . day.
    7
    My friends ... (to run) 4 km a day.
    .
    8 She always ... (to copy) my
    . homework

    Fill in the negative form of the verb.


    Only write full forms.
    1
    James ... (to fly) aeroplanes.
    .
    2
    You ... (to work) very hard.
    .

    1
    3
    Bob ... (to drive) a car.
    .
    4
    Mary ... (to go) to bed early.
    .
    5
    Your dog ... (to bark) all day.
    .
    6
    We ... (to come) home at four.
    .
    7
    Dad ... (to walk) to his office.
    .
    8 My neighbours ... (to go) to Spain
    . every year.

    Make interrogative sentences.


    Don't forget to write a capital letter and a question mark!
    1
    she / to speak / French
    .
    2
    the banks / to close / at 4 o'clock
    .
    3
    it / to cost / a lot
    .
    4
    you / to like / chocolate
    .
    5
    your sister / to work / here
    .
    6
    they / to live / here
    .
    7
    Sue / to want / to be famous
    .
    8
    she / to do / a lot of exercises
    .

    PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    Make interrogative sentences.


    Don't forget to write a capital letter and a question mark!
    1
    Paul / to play / the piano
    .
    2
    you / to listen / to me
    .

    2
    3
    Jane / to lie / on the floor
    .
    4
    your friend / to have / dinner
    .
    5
    they / to swim / in the lake
    .
    6
    she / to read / a newspaper
    .
    7
    they / to wait / for the bus
    .
    8
    he / to drink / tea
    .

    Fill in the affirmative form of the verb.


    Only contracted forms.
    1 The train ... (to go) through the
    . tunnel.
    2
    The kids ... (to picnic) in the park.
    .
    3
    You ... (to lie) to me!
    .
    4
    They ... (to run) in the park.
    .
    5
    She ... (to prepare) tea.
    .
    6
    It ... (to rain) at the moment.
    .
    7 I ... (to travel) alone this
    . summer.
    8
    Call 999! This man ... (to die).
    .

    Fill in the negative form of the verb.


    Only contracted forms.
    1 He ... (to lie). He's telling the
    . truth.
    2 Joanna ... (to work) today. She's
    . at home.
    3 We ... (to build) our own house.
    . We are renting a house.
    4 Thomas ... (to swim) in the river.
    . It's too cold.
    5 She ... (to play) basketball right
    . now.

    3
    6
    Grandfather ... (to sleep).
    .
    7 I ... (to study) Chinese. I'm
    . learning French.
    8 They ... (to listen) to their
    . teacher.

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