6.Convert the positive sentence (+) into negative sentence (-)!(+): They study English in the evening
a. They do not studying English in the evening
c: They do not study English in the evening
d. They do not studied English in the evening
b. They do not studies English in the evening
7.Convert the positive sentence (+) into negative sentence (-)!
(+): She eats rice every morning
a. She does not eats rice every morning
c. She does not ate rice every morning
b. She does not eat rice every morning
d. She do es not eating rice every morning
8. Convert the positive sentence (+) into interrogative sentence (?)
(+): She eats rice every morning
a. Does she eats rice every morning?
b. Does she eat rice every morning?
c. Do she ate rice every morning?
d. Do she eating rice every morning?
9. Convert the negative sentence (-) into interrogative sentence (?)
(-) : She does not eat rice every morning
(?):
a. Does she eat rice every morning?
b. Does she eats rice every mornig?
c. Does she ate rice every morning?
d. Does she eating rice every morning?
10. Convert the negative sentence (-) into interrogative sentence (+)!
(-): The classes does not start at 08.00 a.m
a. The classes start at 08.00 a.m
b. The classes started at 08.00 a.m
c. The classes starts at 08.00 a.m
d. The classes starting at 08.00 a.m
11. Convert the positive sentence (+) into interrogative sentence (?)
(+): The classes start at 08.00 a.m
(?):
a. Does the classes starts at 08.00 a.m
b. Does the classes start at 08.00 a.m
c. Does the classes started at 08.00 a.m
d. Does the classes starting at 08.00 a.m
12. Convert the positive sentence (-) into interrogative sentence (+)
(-): The classes does not start at 08.00
a. The classes start at 08.00 a.m
c. The classes started at 08.00 a.m
b. The classes starts at 08.00 a.m
d. The classes starting at 08.00 a.m​