Question

6. Complete the table. Be careful. All the sentences should be in Present Simple. "Present Simple Positive (walk the dog") I ___________________________ in the morning. "Present Simple Positive (drink juice)" We _____________________________ every day. "Present Simple Negative (watch TV)" You _________________________ in the evening. "Present Simple Negative (help parents)" They _______________________ on the weekend. "Present Simple Positive (wash the dishes)" He _________________________ every Saturday. Present Simple Positive (have a shower)" She ________________________ in the afternoon. "Present Simple Negative (play games)" He _____________________________ very often. "Рresent Simple Negative (have a nap)" She _______________________ when she is busy.

Answer 1

I walk the dog in the morning.

We drink juice every day.

You don’t watch TV in the evening.

They don’t help parents on the weekend.

He washes the dishes every Saturday.

She has a shower in the afternoon.

He doesn’t play games very often.

She doesn’t have a nap when she is busy.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Here's the completed table with the sentences in Present Simple:

Present Simple Positive (walk the dog)	I walk the dog in the morning.
Present Simple Positive (drink juice)	We drink juice every day.
Present Simple Negative (watch TV)	You do not watch TV in the evening. (or "You don't watch TV in the evening.")
Present Simple Negative (help parents)	They do not help their parents on the weekend. (or "They don't help their parents on the weekend.")
Present Simple Positive (wash the dishes)	He washes the dishes every Saturday.
Present Simple Positive (have a shower)	She has a shower in the afternoon.
Present Simple Negative (play games)	He does not play games very often. (or "He doesn't play games very often.")
Рresent Simple Negative (have a nap)	She does not have a nap when she is busy. (or "She doesn't have a nap when she is busy.")

Please note that for the negative sentences, you can use either "do not" or the contraction "don't" before the verb. Both are correct, so you can choose the one you prefer.