Make negative and interrogative sentences where ‘do, does, did, have, has and had’ act as the main verbs.

 

Make negative and interrogative sentences where ‘do, does, did, have, has and had’ act as the main verbs.

A. Turn the following into negative sentences.

Example:

1.    I do my homework regularly.

Ans. I do not do my homework regularly.

2.    We do our work sincerely.

3.    They do the cleaning every Sunday.

4.    You do your duty well.

5.    The students do the project carefully.

6.    She does her exercises every morning.

7.    He does the washing-up after dinner.

8.    My mother does the cooking daily.

9.    Riya does her work on time.

10. The machine does the job efficiently.

11. I did my homework yesterday.

12. We did our best in the competition.

13. They did the work quickly.

14. You did the assignment correctly.

15. The players did their practice in the evening.

16. She did the shopping last week.

17. He did his duty faithfully.

18. My father did the repairs himself.

19. The workers did the task on time.

20. The students did the experiment successfully.

B. Turn the following into verbal interrogative sentences.

Example:

1.    You do your laundry on Sunday mornings.

Ans. Do you do your laundry on Sunday mornings?

2.    You do your laundry on Sunday mornings.

3.    They do their homework together after school.

4.    We do the dishes before going to bed.

5.    You do yoga to relieve stress every day.

6.    They do volunteer work at the local shelter.

7.    You do karate at the community centre.

8.    We do the grocery shopping on weekends.

9.    He does his chores without being asked.

10. She does her hair before leaving home.

11. It does great harm to leave the engine running.

12. He does business with international companies.

13. She does her best during every single exam.

14. He does magic tricks for children's parties.

15. She does crossword puzzles in the morning newspaper.

16. You did the research for your science project.

17. He did a good job fixing the broken fence.

18. She did the translation for the guest speakers.

19. They did everything they could to help you.

20. You did the audit for the client yesterday.

21. He did the final headcount before the bus left.

C. Turn the following into negative sentences.

Example:

1.    She has a younger brother in college.

Ans. She does not have a younger brother in college.

2.    We have a meeting at ten o'clock.

3.    It has a crack on the screen.

4.    I have some questions about the project.

5.    He has a cold and needs rest.

6.    They had a big house in London.

7.    You have a very kind family.

8.    She has a master's degree in chemistry.

9.    We had a flat tire on highway.

10. I have a digital camera in my drawer.

11. It has a habit of barking loudly.

12. He had a lot of fun yesterday.

13. You have a great sense of humour.T

14. hey have a soccer match this evening.

15. She had a job interview on Monday.

16. We have deep respect for our teachers.

17. He has a brand-new sports car.

18. I had a valid passport last year.

19. It has a small label on the back.

20. You had a red bicycle when younger.

D. Turn the following into verbal interrogative sentences.

Example:

1.    They have a beautiful garden in front.

Ans. Do they have a beautiful garden in front?

2.    We have a lot of work today.

3.    He has a passion for landscape photography.

4.    You have enough time to finish reading.

5.    She has a positive outlook on life.

6.    hey have two cats and a dog.

7.    I have piano lessons on Tuesday afternoons.

8.    It had a loose wheel this morning.

9.    We have breakfast together every morning.

10. He had a difficult exam last semester.

11. You had a different haircut last week.

12. She has a uniform for her job.

13. They have a party for their anniversary.

14. I had soup for lunch today afternoon.

15. It has a very distinct, smoky flavour.

16. We had a great time at beach.

17. He has a lot of confidence on stage.

18. You have a rare collection of coins.

19. She had an argument with her landlord.

20. It has sharp claws for climbing trees.