Question

Мы ходим в кино каждые выходные + мы ходим в кино каждые выходные(на английском) - (такое же предложение, как и первое, но в отрицательном виде) ответы: да, мы ходим\нет, мы не ходим ?общ. (такое же предложение, как и первое, но в вопросительной форме) ?спец. (такое же предложение, как и третье, но с вопросами "когда?\куда?\что делаем?") ?к подл. (такое же предложение, как и третье, но заместо "мы" ставитс

Answer 1

We go to the cinema every weekends.
We don't go to the cinema every weekends.
Do we go to the cinema every weekends?
When do we go to the cinema?
Who goes to the cinema every weekends?

Answer 2

Question: Please answer in detail. "We go to the cinema every weekend" - (the same sentence, but in the negative form) Answers: "Yes, we go" / "No, we don't go" (the same sentence, but in the interrogative form) General form (the same sentence, but with questions "when? / where? / what are we doing?") to the subject form (the same sentence, but instead of "we" it is replaced by "I").

Answer: Sure! Here are the different forms of the sentence "We go to the cinema every weekend" in English:

1. Negative form: "We don't go to the cinema every weekend." - This form indicates that the action of going to the cinema every weekend is not true or does not happen.

2. Interrogative form: "Do we go to the cinema every weekend?" - This form turns the statement into a question, asking whether the action of going to the cinema every weekend is true or happens.

3. General form with questions: "When do we go to the cinema? Where do we go? What are we doing?" - This form adds specific questions to the original statement, asking about the timing of going to the cinema, the location of the cinema, and the activities we do there.

4. Subject form: "I go to the cinema every weekend." - This form replaces "we" with "I," indicating that the speaker is talking about themselves going to the cinema every weekend instead of a group.

Please note that in English, the verb "go" changes its form depending on the subject and tense. In these examples, I used the present tense with the subject "we" and changed it accordingly for different forms.