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Present simple and present continuous negative - exercise 5

Present simple and present continuous negative.

Does Steve work at night?
No, he does not work at night.



Are all your friends sitting next to you?

No, they next to me. They are at the back.

Does your father get up at nine every day?

No, he at the same time on weekdays and at weekends.

I am doing housework at the moment. I can't go out.

I housework at the moment. I'm just relaxing in the whirpool.

Are your parents travelling to work at the moment?

No, they to work at the moment. They are at home because they are ill.

Does your neighbour help you with your homework?

No, he me at all. I don't need it.

We go swimming on Tuesdays.

We swimming on Tuesdays. We go to the swimming pool on Saturdays.

Does your mother come from Brixham?

No, she from Brixham. She is from Brighton.

Is your your teacher drawing your face?

No, she my face. I don't know if she can draw.

Am I writing this test with you?

No, you this test with me. And, by the way, who are you?

Do all people in your country speak English?

No, they English. Not all of them.

Does it snow everywhere in the world?

No, it everywhere. Why are you asking such silly questions?

Look out of the window. Is it raining heavily?

No, it heavily. But we will have some heavy rains, sooner or later.

They sometimes have an argument about money.

They any arguments at all. They are both very tolerant people.

My penfriend sends me postcards from her business trips.

My penfriend me postcards. She usually writes emails or sends text messages.

Present simple and present continuous exercises on positive, negative and question forms, PDF worksheets and grammar rules.

For beginners and elementary learners of English as a second language.

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