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- - - - Vowel + Y = Add- S.
        
        Consonant + Y change - Y to - I and add- ES.
  - - - Subject + verb + complement.
        
        They speak English and French.
    - - Subject + verb- s + complement.
        
        She runs every day.
  - - - Subject + don't + verb + complement.
        
        They don't speak English and French.
    - - Subject + doesn't + verb + complement.
        
        She doesn't run every day.
  - - - Do/ don't + Subject + verb infinitive + complement.
        
        Don't they speak English and French?
        
        Do they speak English and French?
        
        Yes, they do/ No, they don't
    - - Does/ doesn't + Subject + verb infinitive + complement.
        
        Doesn't she run every day?
        
        Yes, she does/ No, she doesn't
        
        Does she run every day?
- - - - They
        
        Positive: They are/they're in the room.
        
        Negative: They are not/aren't in the room.
      - We
        
        Positive: We are/ we're too smart.
        
        Negative: We are not/ aren't too smart.
      - You
        
        Positive: You are/you're my very best friends.
        
        Negative: You are not/aren't my very best friends.
    - - She
        
        Positive: She is/she's a very perfect girl.
        
        Negative: She is not/isn't a very perfect girl.
      - It
        
        Positive: It is/it's amazing and beautiful.
        
        Negative: It is not/isn't amazing and beautiful.
      - He
        
        Positive: He is/he's very strong.
        
        Negative: He is not/ isn't very strong.
    - - Positive: I am/ I'm a good student.
        
        Negative: I am not a good student.
  - - - Positive: There is a chair in the room.
      - Negative: There is not a chair in the room.
      - Interrogative: Is there a chair in the room?
        
        Is not there a chair in the room?
        
        Yes, there is.
        
        No, there isn't.
    - - Positive: There are five tablets on the desk.
      - Negative: There are not five tablets on the desk.
      - Interrogative: Are there five tablets on the desk?
        
        Are not there five tablets on the desk?
        
        Yes, there are.
        
        No, there aren't.