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PRESENT SIMPLE (AFFIRMATIVE, NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE) AFFIRMATIVE I live You live He lives She lives It lives We live You live They live I live in Spain. Lucy and Mat like going to the cinema. Fran hates doing homework. NEGATIVE I do not live I don't live You do not live You don't live He does not live He doesn't live She does not live She doesn't live It does not live It doesn't live We do not live We don't live You do not live You don't live They do not live They don't live I don't live in England. Ana and Adrian don't like watching football. David doesn't play the piano. INTERROGATIVE SHORT ANSWERS Do I live...? Yes, I do - No, I don't Do you live...? Yes, you do - No, you don't Does he live...? Yes, he does - No, he doesn't Does she live...? Yes, she does - No, she doesn't Does It lives...? Yes, It does - No, it doesn't Do we live...? Yes, we do - No, we don't Do you live...? Yes, you do - No, we don't Do they live...? Yes, they do - No, they don't 'Do you live in Spain?' 'Yes, I do.' 'Does Martha like swimming?' 'No, she doesn't.' 'Does Harry study English?' 'Yes, he does.' |
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You use the present simple to talk about customs and habits. In my country men go to restaurants on their own. They take their shoes off. Negatives He doesn't live here. We don't ask personal questions. Questions There are two types of questions: -- with questions words: who, what, etc. What's your name? How are you? -- without a question word: Are you married? Do you have any brothers and sisters? You can answer this type of question with yes or no. |