Learn English from A to Z

GENERAL REVIEW

Part A – From Affirmative to Negative

Instructions:
Rewrite the following sentences in the negative form. Use both the full form (did not / does not / am not) and the contracted form (didn’t / doesn’t / isn’t).

Example:
They live in Texas.
→ They do not live in Texas. / They don’t live in Texas.

Practice Sentences:

1. He plays football every weekend.

2. We watched a movie last night.

3. She speaks three languages.

4. I enjoyed the party.

5. The store opens at 9 a.m.

6. They visited Paris last summer.

7. He drinks coffee every morning.

8. I was at the meeting yesterday.

9. They are in the living room now.

10. She cooked pasta for dinner.

Part B – From Statements to Yes/No Questions

Instructions:
Change the sentences from Part A into Yes/No questions. Remember to start with the auxiliary verb (do, does, did, is, was) and use correct word order.

Example:
They live in Texas.
→ Do they live in Texas?

Practice Sentences:

1. Do he play football every weekend?

2. Did we watch a movie last night?

3. Does she speak three languages?

4. Did you enjoy the party?

5. Does the store open at 9 a.m.?

6. Did they visit Paris last summer?

7. Does he drink coffee every morning?

8. Were you at the meeting yesterday?

9. Are they in the living room now?

10. Did she cook pasta for dinner?

Part C – From Statements to WH- Questions

Instructions:
Change the sentences from Part A into questions beginning with a question word (where, what, why, when, how, who). Use the appropriate question word for each sentence.

Example:
They live in Texas.
→ Where do they live? / Why do they live in Texas?

Practice Sentences:

1. He plays football every weekend. (When)

2. We watched a movie last night. (What)

3. She speaks three languages. (Which)

4. I enjoyed the party. (Why)

5. The store opens at 9 a.m. (What time)

6. They visited Paris last summer. (Where)

7. He drinks coffee every morning. (How often)

8. I was at the meeting yesterday. (When)

9. They are in the living room now. (Where)

10. She cooked pasta for dinner. (What)