1 not reallyWhy put not in front

2.A hat is generally worn before a noun;

is a verb, so there is no need for be;

4.This is a fixed collocation, and the ing form of go plus verb is equal to go to do;

5.First of all, the predicate of this sentence is buy, but the meaning is not buy, it should be not buy, right, you want to say you didn'T buy anything? This is a declarative sentence, and this is a question sentence, so it needs to be advanced with the help of a verb, which becomes didn't you；

6.In fact, this is a habit, and if you really want to put it in front, it's okay.

ps: When you read more English, maybe you still don't understand many questions, but you won't ask, language is not more than other sciences have their own standard format, it is for people to use, people think how easy to use, then how it is formed, so read more and read more Come on, I wish you success in your studies

The time specifically refers to a period of time, tasted is a verb, goshopping is a fixed phrase, and what is go, swimming, or something. why didn't you is suggestive, and the interrogative sentence cannot put the subject first.

didn't really see means that you really don't see anything, and you can also put it in front.

1.Because not to do a negative word must be placed in front of the denied of the noun followed by the phrase should be added the, for example, most students=most of the past participle is used as a definite sentence, with a passive meaning, no need to add a verb, which is a structure in itself4This is a structure, and there are some verbs that can be used in this way, such as go hiking, go swimming, etc't is the auxiliary verb of this question, it must be written like this, this is the grammatical structure of the question:

Question word + auxiliary verb + (other) + subject + action 6The degree adverb of a negative sentence should be placed after the auxiliary verb, which is also the structure.

notevery

Expressing partial negative, Chinese is "Not everyone... Such as: noteverystudents

wentto

beijing

lastyear.

Not every student went to Beijing last year.

notall

Expressing partial negative, Chinese means "not all of them... It's the same as notevery, such as:

notall

thestudents

wentto

beijing

lastyear.

Not all students went to Beijing last year.

notboth

Expressing partial negative, the Chinese is "not Zhaozao two Qingtangerine both... The emphasis is on two people or objects, e.g. not

bothof

hissons

likeswimming.

Not all of his two sons like to swim.