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    This document discusses the structure of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in English. It provides examples of sentences using subjects like "I", "she", and third person plural subjects followed by base form, "-s" form, or "do/does + not + base form" of verbs. It also gives two examples of sentences in each structure using subjects "Charlie" and "the dogs".

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    (+) S + V1(s/es) + O

    (-) S + do/does + not + V1 + O


    (?) do/does + S + V1 + O + ?
    Notes:

    Do : I, you they, we (subject jamak)

    Does : she, he, it (subject tunggal) (* khusus kalimat + verb ditambah s/es)

    I go to school eveyday. She goes to school everyday

    I do not go to school everyday. She does not go to school everyday

    Do I go to school everyday? Does she go to school everyday.

    1. (+) Charlie sometimes tidies his room.


    (-) Charlie somestimes does not tidy his room.
    (?) Does Charlie sometimes tidy his room?

    2. (+) The dogs run in the park.


    (-) the dogs do not run in the park.
    (?) do the dogs run in the park?

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