Question

9. Look at the examples. How are negative sentences and question formed in the Present Simple passive? a) Milk isn't delivered in the evenings. b) Oranges aren't grown in Canada. c) Is tea grown in India? Yes, it is. d) Are Toyotas made in the U. S.? No, they aren't.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Present Simple Passive схема отрицательного предложения:
Подлежащее + am/is/are+not+Ved/V3.
Am для I
Is для he/she/it
Are для you/we/they
Ved- если глагол правильный
V3 - смотреть в таблице, если глагол неправильный

Present Simple Passive схема вопросительного предложения:
Am/Is/Are+подлежащее+Ved/V3..?#SPJ1

Answer 2

In the examples provided, negative sentences and questions are formed in the Present Simple passive using the auxiliary verb "be" in combination with the past participle of the main verb.

a) Negative sentence: Milk isn't delivered in the evenings. The auxiliary verb "isn't" (contraction of "is not") is used with the past participle "delivered" to form the negative sentence.

b) Negative sentence: Oranges aren't grown in Canada. The auxiliary verb "aren't" (contraction of "are not") is used with the past participle "grown" to form the negative sentence.

c) Question: Is tea grown in India? The auxiliary verb "is" is used at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the subject "tea" and the past participle "grown" to form the question.

d) Question: Are Toyotas made in the U.S.? The auxiliary verb "are" is used at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the subject "Toyotas" and the past participle "made" to form the question. The negative response "No, they aren't" uses the negative form "aren't" to match the question structure.