Question

Вопросительное предложение и отрицательный ответ. ПО АНГЛИЙСКИ

Answer 1

Do you live in London?
No, I don't. I live in Paris.

Answer 2

Question: How do you form a negative answer to a question in English?

In English, to form a negative answer to a question, you typically use the auxiliary verb "do" or "did" in the past tense, followed by the word "not" and the main verb. The structure varies depending on the tense of the question. Here are some examples:

1. Present Simple Tense: - Positive question: "Do you like ice cream?" - Negative answer: "No, I do not like ice cream." or "No, I don't like ice cream." 2. Past Simple Tense: - Positive question: "Did you watch the movie?" - Negative answer: "No, I did not watch the movie." or "No, I didn't watch the movie." 3. Future Simple Tense: - Positive question: "Will she come to the party?" - Negative answer: "No, she will not come to the party." or "No, she won't come to the party." [[1]](https://easyspeak.ru/blog/vsyo-o-grammatike/otricatelnye-voprosy-v-anglijskom-yazyke-shemy-i-primery)

It's important to note that the contracted form (e.g., don't, didn't, won't) is more commonly used in spoken English.