Question

$\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: simple \: present \: tense$
$1. \: she \: eats \: food. \: (assetive)$
$negative =$
$interrogative =$
$negative \: interrogative =$

$2. \: the \: children \: eat \: food. (assertive)$
$negative =$
$interrogative =$
$negative \: interrogative =$



Change these sentences into Negative, Interrogative, Negative Interrogative.
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Answer 1

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1. She eats food

Negative :

Interrogative :

Negative Interrogative :

2. The children eat food

Negative :

Interrogative :

Negative Interrogative :

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• 1. She eats food.

Negative :- She doesn't eat food.

Interrogative :- Does she eat food?

Negative Interrogative :- Doesn't she eat food?

• 2. The children eat food.

Negative :- The children don't eat food?

Interrogative :- Do the children eat food?

Negative Interrogative :- Don't the children eat food?

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Explanation:-

We change a simple present assertive sentence into negative sentence following this structure:-

• subject + auxiliary verb + not + main verb + object

A simple present assertive sentence into interrogative sentence :-

• Auxiliary verb + subject + main verb + object.

A simple present assertive sentence into negative interrogative sentence :-

• auxiliary verb + not + subject + main verb + object.