Question

Сделать предложение утвердительным вопросительным и отрицательным в правильной форме в present simple present continuous past simple future simple father (to sit) on the sofa Tim (to study) a New language We (spend) the summer in York СРОЧНО!!! ДАМ 35 БАЛЛОВ

Answer 1

Present Simple:

+:

Father sits on the sofa.

Tim studies a new language.

We spend the summer in York.

-:

Father doesn`t sit on the sofa.

Tim doesn`t study a new language.

We don`t spend the summer in York.

?:

Does father sit on the sofa?

Does Tim study a new language?

Do we spend the summer in York?

Present Continious:

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Father is sitting on the sofa.

Tim is studying a new language.

We are spending the summer in York.

-:

Father isn`t sitting on the sofa.

Tim isn`t studying a new language.

We aren`t spending the summer in York.

?:

Is father sitting on the sofa?

Is Tim studying a new language?

Are we spending the summer in York?

Past Simple:

+:

Father sat on the sofa.

Tim studied a new language.

We spent the summer in York.

-:

Father didn`t sit on the sofa.

Tim didn`t study a new language.

We did`t spend the summer in York.

?:

Did father sit on the sofa?

Did Tim study a new language?

Did we spend the summer in York?

Future Simple:

+:

Father will sit on the sofa.

Tim will study a new language.

We will spend the summer in York.

-:

Father won`t sit on the sofa.

Tim won`t study a new language.

We won`t spend the summer in York.

?:

Will father sit on the sofa?

Will Tim study a new language?

Will we spend the summer in York?

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the sentences in the present simple, present continuous, past simple, and future simple tenses:

Present Simple:

- Affirmative: Father sits on the sofa. - Negative: Father does not sit on the sofa. - Interrogative: Does father sit on the sofa?

- Affirmative: Tim studies a new language. - Negative: Tim does not study a new language. - Interrogative: Does Tim study a new language?

- Affirmative: We spend the summer in York. - Negative: We do not spend the summer in York. - Interrogative: Do we spend the summer in York?

Present Continuous:

- Affirmative: Father is sitting on the sofa. - Negative: Father is not sitting on the sofa. - Interrogative: Is father sitting on the sofa?

- Affirmative: Tim is studying a new language. - Negative: Tim is not studying a new language. - Interrogative: Is Tim studying a new language?

- Affirmative: We are spending the summer in York. - Negative: We are not spending the summer in York. - Interrogative: Are we spending the summer in York?

Past Simple:

- Affirmative: Father sat on the sofa. - Negative: Father did not sit on the sofa. - Interrogative: Did father sit on the sofa?

- Affirmative: Tim studied a new language. - Negative: Tim did not study a new language. - Interrogative: Did Tim study a new language?

- Affirmative: We spent the summer in York. - Negative: We did not spend the summer in York. - Interrogative: Did we spend the summer in York?

Future Simple:

- Affirmative: Father will sit on the sofa. - Negative: Father will not sit on the sofa. - Interrogative: Will father sit on the sofa?

- Affirmative: Tim will study a new language. - Negative: Tim will not study a new language. - Interrogative: Will Tim study a new language?

- Affirmative: We will spend the summer in York. - Negative: We will not spend the summer in York. - Interrogative: Will we spend the summer in York?

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.