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    The document provides examples of how to make sentences negative and asks questions by changing verbs and word order. It includes examples of changing affirmative sentences about eating ice cream, watching TV, thinking about a story, a teacher seeing students, and a dog sleeping into negative sentences. It also gives examples of changing sentences about a dad having lunch, it raining, and studying German into interrogative sentences. Further examples transform sentences about reading a book, plans for the evening, and studying with other students into questions. The final section provides sentence starters to be completed in different tenses.

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    The document provides examples of how to make sentences negative and asks questions by changing verbs and word order. It includes examples of changing affirmative sentences about eating ice cream, watching TV, thinking about a story, a teacher seeing students, and a dog sleeping into negative sentences. It also gives examples of changing sentences about a dad having lunch, it raining, and studying German into interrogative sentences. Further examples transform sentences about reading a book, plans for the evening, and studying with other students into questions. The final section provides sentence starters to be completed in different tenses.

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    Make Negative and Interrogative Sentences

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    The document provides examples of how to make sentences negative and asks questions by changing verbs and word order. It includes examples of changing affirmative sentences about eating ice cream, watching TV, thinking about a story, a teacher seeing students, and a dog sleeping into negative sentences. It also gives examples of changing sentences about a dad having lunch, it raining, and studying German into interrogative sentences. Further examples transform sentences about reading a book, plans for the evening, and studying with other students into questions. The final section provides sentence starters to be completed in different tenses.

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    Make negative and interrogative sentences:

    a) I eat ice cream every day. ________________________________________

    ________________________________________

    b) She watches TV in the morning. ____________________________________

    ____________________________________

    c) We are thinking about the story. ______________________________________

    ______________________________________

    d) Teacher sees us yesterday. ___________________________________

    ___________________________________

    e) My dog is sleeping. _________________________________________

    _________________________________________

    f) We speak English. _________________________________________

    _________________________________________

    1. My Dad (not have) his lunch now.

    2. It (not rain) today.

    3. I (not study) German.

    1. John (read) a book now.

    2. What (you do) tonight?

    3. How many other students (you study) with?

    1. How often ………………………………….. (go) outside

    2. I never ……………………. (walk) to school

    3. My friends …………………………(wait) outside at the moment

    4. Listen! the dog ………………………… (bark) again.

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