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Make negative sentences using never.1) He doesn't walk to the office…

cash43 02 апреля 2024

Make negative sentences using never.1) He doesn't walk to the office… to the office.2) She doesn't travel bycar… by car.3) They don't do morning exercises… morning exercises.4) Jerry doesn't go fishing at night… fishing at nigt.5) They don't have a lot of work to do… .a lot of work to do6) John doesn't have Music on Friday… Music on Friday.7) Bookshops don't sell food… food… at that hotel9) Granny doesn't go shopping on Sundey… .shopping on Sundey10) It doesn't take place in spring… .in spring

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1) He never walks to the office.2) She never travels by car.3) They never do morning exercises.4) Jerry never goes fishing at night.5) They never have a lot of work to do.6) John never has Music on Friday.7) Bookshops never sell food,9) Granny never goes shopping on Sunday.10) It never takes place in spring.

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