Exercise 5: Make the sentences negative

Let's transform each sentence into its negative form. The first one is done as an example:

1. Keiko works at weekends. → Keiko doesn't work at weekends.
2. My brother wears a uniform at work. → My brother doesn't wear a uniform at work.
3. He goes to the supermarket every day. → He doesn't go to the supermarket every day.
4. Barbara drives to work. → Barbara doesn't drive to work.
5. He has a lot of free time in the evenings. → He doesn't have a lot of free time in the evenings.
6. She watches TV every morning. → She doesn't watch TV every morning.

📝 Rule reminder:
To make a sentence negative in Present Simple:
- Use 'don't' with I/you/we/they
- Use 'doesn't' with he/she/it
- The main verb returns to its base form after don't/doesn't

Exercise 6: Write questions

Let's transform each statement into a question. The first one is done as an example:

1. He works for IBM. → Does he work for IBM?
2. She comes from Manchester. → Does she come from Manchester?
3. He goes swimming every week. → Does he go swimming every week?
4. Diane goes to school by bus. → Does Diane go to school by bus?
5. She travels a lot. → Does she travel a lot?
6. Peter lives near the centre. → Does Peter live near the centre?

📝 Rule reminder:
To form yes/no questions in Present Simple:
- Start with 'Do' for I/you/we/they
- Start with 'Does' for he/she/it
- The main verb returns to its base form
- Subject comes after do/does
- End with a question mark