Present Simple Negation and Questions

Put the sentences into the negative form. 1. We have some milk.

• We don't have any milk.

• We have some juice.
• We have no milk.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 2. Mother sews Jenny’s jeans.

• Jenny's jeans are sewn by Mother.
• Mother sews Jenny's jeans every day.
• Mother doesn't sew Jenny’s jeans.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 3. I hate maths lessons.

• I do hate maths lessons.
• I never hate maths lessons.
• I don't hate maths lessons.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 4. My brother likes eating oranges.

• My brother doesn't enjoy eating oranges.

• My brother doesn't like eating oranges.

• My brother enjoys eating oranges.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 5. My parents often watch westerns.

• My parents don't often watch westerns.

• My parents always watch westerns.
• My parents never watch westerns.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 6. Children like ice cream.

• Some children don't like ice cream.

• Some children like vanilla ice cream.

• Some children hate ice cream.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 7. The monkey wants some bananas.

• The monkey wants no bananas.
• The monkey doesn't want any bananas.

• The monkey doesn't want some bananas.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 8. They are hungry.

• They are full.
• They aren't starving.

• They aren't hungry.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 9. We get up early on Sundays.

• We don't get up early on Sundays.

• We never get up early on Sundays.
• We don't wake up early on Sundays.

Put the sentences into the negative form. 10. Peter is sometimes very tired.

• Peter is never very tired.
• Peter is sometimes not very tired.
• Peter isn't sometimes very tired.