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What is the structure of an affirmative sentence in Present Simple?
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• Subtopic: Present Simple In the Present Simple tense, the structure is as follows: - Affirmative: S + VERB IN PRESENT + C - Examples: - I do my homework. - She does her homework. - Negative: S - DO NOT (DON'T) + VERB IN PRESENT + C - Examples: - I do not do my homework. - She does not do her homework (third person). - Negative (third person): S - DOES NOT (DOESN'T) + VERB IN PRESENT + C - Example: - She does not do her homework. - Interrogative: DO + S + VERB IN PRESENT + C? - Example: - Do you do your homework? - Interrogative (third person): DOES + S + VERB IN PRESENT + C? - Example: - Does she do homework? • Subtopic: Present Continuous In the Present Continuous tense, the structure is as follows: - Affirmative (first and third person): S + WAS + VERB ING + C - Examples: - I was doing homework. - She was doing homework. - Affirmative (plural): S + WERE + VERB ING + C - Example: - We were doing homework. - Negative (first and third person): S + WAS NOT (WASN'T) + VERB ING + C - Examples: - I was not doing homework. - He was not doing homework. - Negative (plural): S + WERE NOT + VERB ING + C - Example...
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