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    The document provides examples of sentences with blanks that can be filled in with affirmative, negative, or interrogative forms of verbs based on the context. Each example includes an affirmative, negative, and interrogative option to choose from for filling in the blanks. The purpose is to demonstrate using verb tenses and forms to express statements, negations, and questions.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with blanks that can be filled in with affirmative, negative, or interrogative forms of verbs based on the context. Each example includes an affirmative, negative, and interrogative option to choose from for filling in the blanks. The purpose is to demonstrate using verb tenses and forms to express statements, negations, and questions.

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    a -> Affirmative / b -> Negative / c -> Interrogative

    A) My sister /tidy/ her room yesterday.


    a. My sister tidied her room yesterday.
    b. My sister didn’t tidy her room yesterday.
    c. Did my sister tidy her room yesterday?
    B) We /live/ in London last summer.
    a. We _______ in London last summer.
    b. We ____________ in London last summer.
    c. ____ we _______ in London last summer?
    C) Sandra and Elsa /talk/ on the phone last night.
    a. Sandra and Elsa _______ on the phone last night.
    b. Sandra and Elsa ____________ on the phone last night.
    c. ____ Sandra and Elsa _______ on the phone last night?
    D) Arthur /brush/ his teeth last night.
    a. Arthur _______ his teeth last night.
    b. Arthur ____________ his teeth last night.
    c. ____ Arthur _______ his teeth last night?
    E) Our parents /dance/ all night in that party.
    a. Our parents _______ all night in that party.
    b. Our parents ____________ all night in that party.
    c. ____ our parents _______ all night in that party?
    F) You /protect/ that awful business.
    a. You _______ that awful business.
    b. You ____________ that awful business.
    c. ____ you _______ that awful business?

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