They go to bad early to change to general interrogative sentences urgent, urgent!!!!!, urgent

Simple present tense basic form (take do as an example): Third person singular number: do (the subject is non-third person singular number); Affirmative sentence:

Subject: verb form, other; he works for us.Negative sentence: The subject doesn't doesn't verb primitive form other; he doesn't work for us.

General interrogative sentences: do does subject verb original form other. Definitely:

yes,( subject do does) negation: no,( subject don't/doesn't.Special question sentence:

Question Words + General Question Sentences Does He Work for Us? yes, he does. no, he doesn't what does he do for us?

he works for us.Simple past tense be verb Past tense of action verb Negative sentence form: Add didn't before the action verb while reducing the action verb, or was was not; was or were at the beginning of the sentence; Ask questions in the past tense of the auxiliary verb do while reducing the action verb for example:

did he work for us? he didn't work for us. he worked for us.

Simple future tense am are going to do or will shall do am is are about to + do am is are to + do; expressions in the simple future tense be going to + verb form be + infinitive, be to + verb form, be about to verb form be able to + infinitive be about to + verb form will + verb form; For example: he is going to work for us he will work for us； he is coming.

This is a special example of expressing future tense in the simple present tense!!

This is a typical sentence using the be going to do sentence pattern, when changing from a positive sentence to a negative sentence, you only need to add not after the be verb. However, it should be mentioned that in the be going to do sentence spike posture type, try to avoid the two verbs go at the same time. The proper expression of the original sentence should be they're going skating。

they're+going+to+go+skating,Change to Brother He negative sentence Xianyu faction:

they aren'ruined grandson t going to go skating

do they go to work by bus?

Because a general interrogative sentence is a sentence that comes with yes or no. Its structure is: the verb be auxiliary verb modal verb + subject + other components.

So do they go to work by bus?Instead of how do they go to work?Because the latter is a special interrogative sentence.

They go to work by busInstead of yes.

Don't you know if I explain it that way?

do they go to work by bus ?.

When the predicate verb is an action verb or a substantial verb, do or does should be added before the subject, and the original verb will be restored to its original form.

Hope to help you.