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    The document provides examples of questions using affirmative and negative forms of the verb "do" in responses. For various questions about speaking English, pet ownership, asking questions, needing help, place of residence, answering questions, studying, past residence, liking someone, and transportation, it gives the response options of "Yes, I/he/she does/did" and "No, I/he/she does/not/did not". It then transitions to writing a short paragraph about one's family.

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    Activity #1: Practicing: Do You Speak English?

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    Samuel Restrepo
    The document provides examples of questions using affirmative and negative forms of the verb "do" in responses. For various questions about speaking English, pet ownership, asking questions, needing help, place of residence, answering questions, studying, past residence, liking someone, and transportation, it gives the response options of "Yes, I/he/she does/did" and "No, I/he/she does/not/did not". It then transitions to writing a short paragraph about one's family.

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    ACTIVITY #1: PRACTICING

    ACTIVITY #2: GIVING EXAMPLES

    Do you speak English?

    Yes, I do

    NO, I do not.

    Do you have a dog?

    Yes, I do

    No, I do not.

    Does he ask many questions?

    Yes, He does

    No, He does not.


    Does she need help?

    Yes, she does

    No, she does not.

    Does he live in Colombia?

    Yes, he does.

    No, he doesn’t.

    Did he answer all the questions?

    Yes, he did.

    No, he did not.

    Did he study for his English class?

    Yes, he did.

    No, he did not.

    Did she live in Colombia last year?

    Yes, she did.

    No, she did not.

    Did he like her? 

    Yes, he did.

    No, he did not.

    Did he walk to university?

    Yes, he did.

    No, he did not.


    ACTIVITY #3: WRITING

    I live with my family

    My mother is beautiful

    My father is a good person

    My sister has good feelings

    And I'm the youngest in the house

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