Question

2.- PRESENT SIMPLE
- WHAT IS THE ESTRUCTURE IN AFIRMATIVE SENTENCES?

-WHAT DO WE NEED TO ADD IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES?

-WHAT DO WE NEED IN INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES?
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Answer 1

Respuesta:

WHAT IS THE STRUCTURE IN AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

rta:

In affirmative sentences, the usual order of the elements is subject + verb + complement. If the sentence includes a direct and indirect object, the direct object must come before the indirect object. ... a relative sentence), the indirect object is prepended to the direct one.

WHAT DO WE NEED TO ADD IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES

rta:

To form negative sentences in the past, just add the auxiliary verb "didn't" (or "did not").

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For example:

He went to the store. => He didn't go to the store.

I woke you. => I didn't wake you.

You walked here. => You didn't walk here.

WHAT DO WE NEED IN INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES

rta:

They are characterized by containing an interrogative pronoun (who / is, what, what, how much / -a / -os / -as) or interrogative adverb (how, where, where, how much, when and why) that represents the unknown by the wondering.

Explicación:

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Answer 2

Respuesta:

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Explicación:

1 Subject + verb + …  ( content)

2 we need to add NOT

3 we need to change the order  of the subject with the verb to be for example this:

-Is he.....?