Present Simple. Exit Test ** (medium level)

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. The dog likes cats.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. He listens to pop music.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. Jim plays tennis after school.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. I study French.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. Larry and Lulu watch TV in the evenings.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. They make their beds in the morning.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. Susan likes apples.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. My parents have a house.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. He takes photos every summer.

Make the sentence negative. Use the full form of the auxiliary verb. My friends play volleyball.