English Grammar Rules Three adverbs that often cause difficulty are still, yet, and already.
Let us discuss all those type of sentences in below. Simple Sentences — A sentence having a single clause is called simple sentence. Compound Sentences — When two or more then two clauses joined by a coordinator is called compound sentence. For example cow is a domestic animal but tiger is a wild animal, I mate an old man and he was a doctor.
For example I mate an old man who was a doctor, My friend brought a pen that is blue in color. It is called complex-compound sentence. Example — The boy loves ice-cream because it is tasty and I love taking ice-cream because it is delicious.
Simple sentences is broadly divided into 4 types: It is otherwise known as assertive sentence. For example Oil floats on water, All that glitters is not gold, Rome is not built in a day, Past never comes back.
Interrogative Sentences — The sentence that denotes a question statement is called an Interrogative Sentence. For example Do the children play cricket everyday? Who is your godfather? Generally the Imperative Sentences begin with a verb. For example — Obey your parents, Take a cup of Coffee, Open your book at page 25, Turn left after the traffic post, Be careful.
Exclamatory Sentences — The sentences that express a strong but spontaneous feeling such as surprise or wonder or fear or hate are called Exclamatory Sentences. For example — What an intelligent boy he is!Unit 7 Avancemos 1 present/preterite regular verbs, Avancemos preterite tense, Avancemos 1 , hacer/ir/ser in the preterit tense, - Affirmative and Negative words study guide by Margaret_Adams56 includes questions covering vocabulary, terms and more.
affirmative, negative, questions. Exercises. Use the present simple affirmative.
1. I _____ (go) shopping with my brother. Write the sentences in negative. 1. I study French. (do) the housework for her parents.
I _____ (want) to join Daniel´s fan club. Isabel and I _____ (see) each other every week. Past simple affirmative. Name.
WORKSHEET 1 Last Saturday at 6 pm, my parents: were watching TV.) At 4 am yesterda,I: STOP: AFFIRMATIVE: d) This morning at 8 am, I Write the negative form of the sentences. a) I was playing dominoes with my friends.
Exercise on Affirmative Sentences. Arrange the words to make sentences in simple present.
I / to collect stamps - we / to play card games - he / to read comics -. Present simple: affirmative, negative, questions Exercises Use the present simple affirmative. 1. I _____ (go) shopping with my brother.
Write the sentences in negative. 1. I study French. My parents read the newspaper. 9. When does your brother surf the internet? Who do you play football with? páginas. home; english plus 1; english plus 2; grammar sites; vocabulary; english pronunciation.