Question

Сhange negative forms into the positive forms without full stops. 1. I don’t fly 2. Paul doesn’t come 3. I don’t get up

Answer 1

1. I fly.
2. Paul comes.
3. I get up.

Answer 2

To change negative forms into positive forms, we need to use the auxiliary verbs "do" or "does" for the present simple tense and "did" for the past simple tense. Here are the positive forms for the given negative sentences:

1. I fly. 2. Paul comes. 3. I get up.

In each case, we removed the word "don't" or "doesn't" and used the base form of the main verb to form the positive statement.