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Exercises
Complete the short answers for the following questions.
- Do they know the answer?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Is she tired?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Can he play the piano?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Does Paul speak English?We have to change the subject (Paul) into a pronoun (he). Then the pronoun and the verb switch positions.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Will it rain tomorrow?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Did the men go out last night?We have to change the subject (men) into a pronoun (they). Then the pronoun and the verb switch positions.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Have you tidied up the kitchen?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Do I really take after my grandma?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Are you going shopping now?We simply take the first two words and switch their places.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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- Are mum and dad in the sitting room?The subject here is mum and dad. We have to change it into a pronoun (they) and move it before the verb.|For negation, to form the short answer we use the contraction: verb + not.
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