Question

4 Write affirmative sentences. Use the present simple,he/like / hot dogsHe likes hot dogs.1 my father / cook / turkey21/play/ an instrument in a band3 we / live / in a small village4 my parents / have / a party every year5 you / ski/in January6 she / walk / to school every day7 my dog/play/ football with me5 Write the negative form of the sentences inexercise 4.doen't like hot dogs.​

Answer 1

Affirmative sentences

1. My father cooks turkey.
2. I play an instrument in a band.
3. We live in a small village.
4. My parents have a party every year.
5. You ski in January.
6. She walks to school every day.
7. My dog plays football with me.

Negative sentences:

1. My father doesn't cook turkey.
2. I don't play an instrument in a band.
3. We don't live in a small village.
4. My parents don't have a party every year.
5. You don't ski in January.
6. She doesn't walk to school every day.
7. My dog doesn't play football with me.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the affirmative sentences using the present simple, followed by their negative forms:

Affirmative:

1. My father likes hot dogs.
2. I play an instrument in a band.
3. We live in a small village.
4. My parents have a party every year.
5. You ski in January.
6. She walks to school every day.
7. My dog plays football with me.

Negative:

1. My father doesn't like hot dogs.
2. I don't play an instrument in a band.
3. We don't live in a small village.
4. My parents don't have a party every year.
5. You don't ski in January.
6. She doesn't walk to school every day.
7. My dog doesn't play football with me.