Question

2. Use the Present Simple, Past Simple or Future Simple. 1. Sometimes Ann (tidy) the room. 2. Steve (clean) his teeth yesterday. 3. They (wash) dishes tomorrow. 4. The students often (do) sums. 5. The nurse (go) to the hospital last week. 6. We (pass) exams next week. 7. He (shave) every day 3. Pose the questions. Form the negative sentences. 1. They play football. 2. He watched a new film yesterday. 3. I am a first-year student III. Form the plural. Boss, boy, fish, sportman, family, shelf, hero, tooth, match, fox, furniture, pen.

Answer 1

Certainly! Let's go through each part of your request:

Sentences with Present Simple, Past Simple, or Future Simple:

1. Sometimes Ann tidies the room. 2. Steve cleaned his teeth yesterday. 3. They will wash dishes tomorrow. 4. The students often do sums. 5. The nurse went to the hospital last week. 6. We will pass exams next week. 7. He shaves every day.

Questions and Negative Sentences:

Questions:

1. Do they play football? 2. Did he watch a new film yesterday? 3. Am I a first-year student?

Negative Sentences:

1. They do not play football. 2. He did not watch a new film yesterday. 3. I am not a first-year student.

Plural Forms:

1. Bosses 2. Boys 3. Fish 4. Sportsmen 5. Families 6. Shelves 7. Heroes 8. Teeth 9. Matches 10. Foxes 11. Furniture 12. Pens

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