Write negative sentences.

Then correct the sentences

Example:
Louise has lunch at two o’clock (one o’clock)
Louise doesn’t have lunch at two o’clock. She has lunch at one o’clock

1. My parents write letters. (e-mails)

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2. The film starts at 8:00 p.m (9:00 p.m)

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3. Helen does karate. (judo)

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4. Mr. and Mrs. Alvarez come from Spain. (Brazil)

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Write questions and affirmative () and negative () short answers
Example:
Harry / live / Canada ()
Does Harry live in Canada? Yes, he does.

1. Luis and Ana / speak / English at home ()

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2. Louisa / go / to your school ()

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3. you / get up/ at seven o’clock ()

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4. you and Martin / study / music ()

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Choose the correct alternatives

1. Grandma don’t / doesn’t eat cheese.

2. Ellie and Matt don’t / doesn’t watch Netflix together.
3. Thomas doesn’t like / likes fries.
4. My dad doesn’t come / comes from the U.K.
5. Mr. Williams don’t / doesn’t teach Spanish

Match the questions and answers

1. Do you like peas? ______

2. Does the dog eat meat? _______
3. Does Ines live here? _______
4. Do you and Diego cook? ________
5. Do Jo and Caz bake? _________

a. No, they don’t.

b. Yes, we do.
c. Yes, I do.
d. Yes, it does.
e. No, she doesn’t.