Question

They (To drink) tea every day? I(Not To call) you next week. We (To Be) at the sea-side Last June.

Answer 1

Do they drink tea every day? I won't (will not) call you next week. We were at the seaside last June.

Answer 2

It seems like you are trying to form sentences using different verb tenses. Here are the correct sentences with the appropriate verb forms:

1. Do they drink tea every day?
2. I will not call you next week.
3. We were at the sea-side last June.

Explanation:

1. For the first sentence, the correct form is the Present Simple tense, which uses the base form of the verb "drink" (without "to"). Also, since it is a question, we use the auxiliary verb "do" in its correct form for the third person plural ("they do").

2. In the second sentence, you are forming a negative statement in the Future Simple tense. To do this, use the base form of the verb "call" without "to" and add "will not" (or the contraction "won't") before the verb.

3. The third sentence is in the Past Simple tense. The correct form of the verb "be" in the past for the first person plural ("we") is "were." Additionally, we use the time expression "last June" to specify the time of the action.