I don't understand the question????
Can somebody give an example.
Complete the chart below with the present simple tense, using the verb ‘go’:
PERSON POSITIVE QUESTION
I I live here When did you
you We eat here move here
he/she/it What do they eat
We
you NEGATIVE
they He didn’t live here ever
Did you eat here before.
We go here.
You don't go.
They go.
Those of the forms of "go" for those pronouns.
Thanks Gurublue. Think I understand now. Will post my answers for confirmation soon.
The task is to fill in the chart with the present simple tense of the verb "go". To do this, you need to conjugate the verb "go" correctly in each sentence.
Let's start with the positive sentences:
- For the first person singular (I): "I go there."
- For the second person singular/plural (you): "You go there."
- For the third person singular (he/she/it): "He/She/It goes there."
- For the first person plural (we): "We go there."
- For the second person plural (you): "You go there."
- For the third person plural (they): "They go there."
Now, let's move on to the questions:
- To make a question in the present simple tense, we need to use the auxiliary verb "do/does" before the subject.
- For the first person singular (I): "When do I go there?"
- For the second person singular/plural (you): "When do you go there?"
- For the third person singular (he/she/it): "When does he/she/it go there?"
- For the first person plural (we): "When do we go there?"
- For the second person plural (you): "When do you go there?"
- For the third person plural (they): "When do they go there?"
Moving on to the negative sentences:
- To make a negative sentence in the present simple tense, we need to add "do not" or "don't" before the base form of the verb.
- For the first person singular (I): "I do not go there."
- For the second person singular/plural (you): "You do not go there."
- For the third person singular (he/she/it): "He/She/It does not go there."
- For the first person plural (we): "We do not go there."
- For the second person plural (you): "You do not go there."
- For the third person plural (they): "They do not go there."
Now that you have the basic structure for each sentence type, you can fill in the chart accordingly.