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Negative & interrogative form of present & past

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Negative & interrogative form of present & past | zea tutor | English Grammar

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English Grammar

Negative & Interrogative sentences (Present & Past):

There are a few tips to convert affirmative sentences into negative and interrogative sentences.

There are two rules for it:

1.      Present Tense

2.      Past Tense

Present Tense

If the given sentence is in present, we have to put “DO NOT or DOES NOT” in addition to make it negative of sense as:

.           She goes to college daily.       (She does not go to college daily.

            We win the match.                  (WE do not win the match.

To make it interrogative, we will put “Do or Does” at the beginning of the sentences as

 She goes to college daily.      (Does she go to college daily?)

            We win the match.                  (Do we win the match?)

Past Tense

If the given sentence is past tense, we have to put “DID NOT” in addition to make it negative of sense and we to change the 2^nd form of the verb to the 1^st form as:

They played hockey.                           (They did not played hockey)           

To make it interrogative, we will put “DID” at the beginning of the sentences and change the 2^nd form of the verb to the 1^st form as:

           

Ali played hockey.                              (Did Ali play hockey?)