Present Tenses Negative Form Practice 7

Practice flashcards for transforming sentences into negative statements across Present Simple, Present Continuous, and Present Perfect tenses.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "He plays tennis every Sunday."?

He doesn't play tennis every Sunday.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "I usually drink tea in the morning."?

I don't usually drink tea in the morning.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "She likes chocolate."?

She doesn't like chocolate.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "They live in London."?

They don't live in London.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "Tom watches TV every evening."?

Tom doesn't watch TV every evening.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "We are having dinner now."?

We are not having dinner now.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "He is talking to his teacher."?

He is not talking to his teacher.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "They are playing outside."?

They are not playing outside.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "I am wearing a jacket today."?

I am not wearing a jacket today.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "She is listening to music."?

She is not listening to music.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "I have finished the project."?

I have not finished the project.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "She has visited Spain."?

She has not visited Spain.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "We have eaten breakfast."?

We have not eaten breakfast.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "He has called his mother."?

He has not called his mother.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "They have bought a new car."?

They have not bought a new car.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "She goes to the gym every morning."?

She doesn't go to the gym every morning.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "They are waiting for the bus."?

They are not waiting for the bus.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "He has never tried sushi."?

He has not tried sushi.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "I know the answer."?

I don't know the answer.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "We are studying for the exam."?

We are not studying for the exam.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "She has already seen this movie."?

She has not seen this movie yet.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "Tom works on Saturdays."?

Tom doesn't work on Saturdays.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "I am talking to my friend right now."?

I am not talking to my friend right now.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "They have finished their homework."?

They have not finished their homework.

What is the negative form of the sentence: "He likes playing computer games."?

He doesn't like playing computer games.