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VERB TO BE - NEGATIVE

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Verbs in past tense

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WRITE THE VERBS IN SIMPLE PAST AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE FORM

Complete with the correct form of the verb

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Present Perfect. Affirmative and Negative form

Unit 2 - Past Simple "to be verb" Negative

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Grammar Practice

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  • My father ______ (work) in the garden every Sunday.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Present Tense.)
  • They ______ (not/like) vegetables, but they love fruits.
    (Hint: Use the correct negative form of the verb.)
  • Yesterday, we ______ (go) to the zoo and saw many animals.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Past Tense.)
  • She ______ (study) English when her brother called her.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Past Continuous Tense.)
  • The cat ______ (catch) the mouse and ran away.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Past Tense.)
  • If it ______ (rain), I will bring an umbrella.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form for a First Conditional sentence.)
  • I ______ (already/finish) my homework before dinner.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Present Perfect Tense.)
  • They ______ (not/be) at home when we arrived.
    (Hint: Use the correct negative form of the verb.)
  • Look! The children ______ (play) football in the park.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Present Continuous Tense.)
  • The cake ______ (bake) by my mother yesterday.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Passive Voice.)

Verb to Be Negative

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To reinforce the use of adjectives.

Past Simple

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write negative form

Simple Present Tense

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Negative statements and questions written in the simple present tense.

Past tense Negative form

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Change the sentences to the negative form

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE NEGATIVE

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Simple Past Exercise

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Interrogative and Negative sentences in past

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