Всем привет, К каждому слову составьте по 5 лёгких предложений с переводом в утвердительной, вопросительной и отрицательной форме используя The Present Simple Tense: any, anybody, anything, anywhere, every, everything, everywhere, everybody, every day (неделю, месяц, год), once a week (день, месяц, год), on Saturdays (воскресеньям, понедельникам, вторникам, и т.п), always, neve, often, seldom, usually, sometimes. Спасибо.
Affirmative: I don't have any money.Interrogative: Do you have any siblings?Negative: She doesn't like any vegetables.
anybody:
Affirmative: Anybody can participate in the competition.Interrogative: Does anybody know the answer?Negative: Nobody wants to talk to anybody.
anything:
Affirmative: I can eat anything for breakfast.Interrogative: Is there anything you need help with?Negative: She doesn't want anything for her birthday.
anywhere:
Affirmative: I can meet you anywhere you want.Interrogative: Can we go anywhere this weekend?Negative: We can't go anywhere without a car.
every:
Affirmative: I exercise every day.Interrogative: Do you eat breakfast every morning?Negative: She doesn't visit her grandma every week.
everything:
Affirmative: He knows everything about cars.Interrogative: Does she have everything she needs?Negative: They don't know everything about the project.
everywhere:
Affirmative: There are flowers everywhere in the garden.Interrogative: Have you been everywhere in the city?Negative: There isn't enough light everywhere in the room.
everybody:
Affirmative: Everybody loves ice cream.Interrogative: Does everybody in the office know about the meeting?Negative: Nobody invited everybody to the party.
every day:
Affirmative: I go running every day.Interrogative: Do you drink coffee every day?Negative: She doesn't clean the house every day.
once a week:
Affirmative: I see my friends once a week.Interrogative: Do you go to the gym once a week?Negative: He doesn't water the plants once a week.
on Saturdays:
Affirmative: We have a picnic on Saturdays.Interrogative: Do you work on Saturdays?Negative: They don't go shopping on Saturdays.
always:
Affirmative: She always arrives on time.Interrogative: Do you always eat dinner early?Negative: He doesn't always remember to lock the door.
never:
Affirmative: I never watch horror movies.Interrogative: Do you never go on vacations?Negative: She never eats breakfast.
often:
Affirmative: They often go hiking on weekends.Interrogative: Do you often visit your grandparents?Negative: He doesn't often travel to other countries.
seldom:
Affirmative: She seldom eats out at restaurants.Interrogative: Do you seldom go to the cinema?Negative: We seldom see each other.
usually:
Affirmative: I usually wake up early.Interrogative: Do you usually go to bed late?Negative: She doesn't usually eat fast food.
sometimes:
Affirmative: They sometimes go to the beach.Interrogative: Do you sometimes forget to call your mom?Negative: He sometimes skips breakfast.
any:
Affirmative: I don't have any money.Interrogative: Do you have any siblings?Negative: She doesn't like any vegetables.anybody:
Affirmative: Anybody can participate in the competition.Interrogative: Does anybody know the answer?Negative: Nobody wants to talk to anybody.anything:
Affirmative: I can eat anything for breakfast.Interrogative: Is there anything you need help with?Negative: She doesn't want anything for her birthday.anywhere:
Affirmative: I can meet you anywhere you want.Interrogative: Can we go anywhere this weekend?Negative: We can't go anywhere without a car.every:
Affirmative: I exercise every day.Interrogative: Do you eat breakfast every morning?Negative: She doesn't visit her grandma every week.everything:
Affirmative: He knows everything about cars.Interrogative: Does she have everything she needs?Negative: They don't know everything about the project.everywhere:
Affirmative: There are flowers everywhere in the garden.Interrogative: Have you been everywhere in the city?Negative: There isn't enough light everywhere in the room.everybody:
Affirmative: Everybody loves ice cream.Interrogative: Does everybody in the office know about the meeting?Negative: Nobody invited everybody to the party.every day:
Affirmative: I go running every day.Interrogative: Do you drink coffee every day?Negative: She doesn't clean the house every day.once a week:
Affirmative: I see my friends once a week.Interrogative: Do you go to the gym once a week?Negative: He doesn't water the plants once a week.on Saturdays:
Affirmative: We have a picnic on Saturdays.Interrogative: Do you work on Saturdays?Negative: They don't go shopping on Saturdays.always:
Affirmative: She always arrives on time.Interrogative: Do you always eat dinner early?Negative: He doesn't always remember to lock the door.never:
Affirmative: I never watch horror movies.Interrogative: Do you never go on vacations?Negative: She never eats breakfast.often:
Affirmative: They often go hiking on weekends.Interrogative: Do you often visit your grandparents?Negative: He doesn't often travel to other countries.seldom:
Affirmative: She seldom eats out at restaurants.Interrogative: Do you seldom go to the cinema?Negative: We seldom see each other.usually:
Affirmative: I usually wake up early.Interrogative: Do you usually go to bed late?Negative: She doesn't usually eat fast food.sometimes:
Affirmative: They sometimes go to the beach.Interrogative: Do you sometimes forget to call your mom?Negative: He sometimes skips breakfast.