Question

ПОЖАЛУЙСТА помогите с английским!!!Use Present Simple and Present Progressive.Make these sentences Negative and Interrogative.1)At the moment/I/to sit/on the chair2)He/always/to practice English grammar3)Leaves/to fall/from trees/now4)In the evenings/my father/to watch TV5)Sometimes/ it /to rain/in summer6)It's five o'clock /and/she/to have/ tea/with her friends7)Now/I/to understand/him8)Our students/to do/different exercises/every day9)They/to travel/somewhere/in Europe/now10)Their mates/to study/English/hard

Answer 1

1)At the moment/I/to sit/on the chair
I am not sitting on the chair at the moment.
Am I sitting on the chair at the moment?

2)He/always/to practice English grammar
He does not always practice English grammar.
Does he always practice English grammar?

3)Leaves/to fall/from trees/now
Leaves are not falling from trees now.
Are leaves falling from trees now?

4)In the evenings/my father/to watch TV
My father does not watch TV in the evenings.
Does my father watch TV in the evenings?

5) Sometimes/ it /to rain/in summer
Sometimes it does not rain in summer.
Does it rain sometimes in summer?

6) It’s five o'clock /and/she/to have/ tea/with her friends
It`s five o`clock and she is not having tea with her friends.
Is she not having tea with her friends at five o’clock?

7)Now/I/to understand/him
I do not understand him now.
Do I understand him now?

8)Our students/to do/different exercises/every day
Our students do not do different exercises every day.
Do our students do different exercises every day?

9)They/to travel/somewhere/in Europe/now
They are not traveling anywhere in Europe now.
Are they traveling anywhere in Europe now?

10)Their mates/to study/English/hard
Their mates don`t study English hard.
Do their mates study English hard? 

Answer 2

Sure! I'd be happy to help you with your English sentences. Here are the sentences in both the Present Simple and Present Progressive forms, followed by their negative and interrogative forms:

1) Present Simple: - Positive: At the moment, I sit on the chair. - Negative: At the moment, I don't sit on the chair. - Interrogative: Do I sit on the chair at the moment?

Present Progressive: - Positive: At the moment, I am sitting on the chair. - Negative: At the moment, I am not sitting on the chair. - Interrogative: Am I sitting on the chair at the moment?

2) Present Simple: - Positive: He always practices English grammar. - Negative: He doesn't always practice English grammar. - Interrogative: Does he always practice English grammar?

Present Progressive: - Positive: He is always practicing English grammar. - Negative: He is not always practicing English grammar. - Interrogative: Is he always practicing English grammar?

3) Present Simple: - Positive: Leaves fall from trees now. - Negative: Leaves don't fall from trees now. - Interrogative: Do leaves fall from trees now?

Present Progressive: - Positive: Leaves are falling from trees now. - Negative: Leaves are not falling from trees now. - Interrogative: Are leaves falling from trees now?

4) Present Simple: - Positive: In the evenings, my father watches TV. - Negative: In the evenings, my father doesn't watch TV. - Interrogative: Does my father watch TV in the evenings?

Present Progressive: - Positive: In the evenings, my father is watching TV. - Negative: In the evenings, my father is not watching TV. - Interrogative: Is my father watching TV in the evenings?

5) Present Simple: - Positive: Sometimes, it rains in summer. - Negative: Sometimes, it doesn't rain in summer. - Interrogative: Does it rain sometimes in summer?

Present Progressive: - Positive: Sometimes, it is raining in summer. - Negative: Sometimes, it is not raining in summer. - Interrogative: Is it raining sometimes in summer?

6) Present Simple: - Positive: It's five o'clock and she has tea with her friends. - Negative: It's five o'clock and she doesn't have tea with her friends. - Interrogative: Does she have tea with her friends at five o'clock?

Present Progressive: - Positive: It's five o'clock and she is having tea with her friends. - Negative: It's five o'clock and she is not having tea with her friends. - Interrogative: Is she having tea with her friends at five o'clock?

7) Present Simple: - Positive: Now, I understand him. - Negative: Now, I don't understand him. - Interrogative: Do I understand him now?

Present Progressive: - Positive: Now, I am understanding him. - Negative: Now, I am not understanding him. - Interrogative: Am I understanding him now?

8) Present Simple: - Positive: Our students do different exercises every day. - Negative: Our students don't do different exercises every day. - Interrogative: Do our students do different exercises every day?

Present Progressive: - Positive: Our students are doing different exercises every day. - Negative: Our students are not doing different exercises every day. - Interrogative: Are our students doing different exercises every day?

9) Present Simple: - Positive: They travel somewhere in Europe now. - Negative: They don't travel somewhere in Europe now. - Interrogative: Do they travel somewhere in Europe now?

Present Progressive: - Positive: They are traveling somewhere in Europe now. - Negative: They are not traveling somewhere in Europe now. - Interrogative: Are they traveling somewhere in Europe now?

10) Present Simple: - Positive: Their mates study English hard. - Negative: Their mates don't study English hard. - Interrogative: Do their mates study English hard?

Present Progressive: - Positive: Their mates are studying English hard. - Negative: Their mates are not studying English hard. - Interrogative: Are their mates studying English hard?

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.