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Want 2nd usage want to
present tense | Spoken English Institute in S R Nagar | Speak well spoken English
Institute
Subject + want to + v1 +other words
1. I want to do this work.
2. Do I want to do this work?
3. I don’t want to do this work.
4. Don’t I want to do this work?
1. They want to drive a car.
2. Do they want to drive a car?
3. They don’t want to drive a car.
4. Don’t they want to drive a car?
1. He wants to eat more apples.
2. Does he want to eat more apples?
3. He does not want to eat more apples.
4. Does not he want to eat more apples?
1. She wants to buy a mobile.
2. Does she want to buy a mobile?
3. She does not want to buy a mobile.
4. Does not she want to buy a mobile?
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(use
of did ) Negative interrogative sentence in simple Past tense | Spoken
English classes in S R Nagar | Speak well Spoken English Institute
Description: Didn’t
+ Subject + v1 + other words
Ex:
1.
Didn’t I get a job yesterday.
2.
Didn’t we get a job yesterday.
3.
Didn’t you get a job yesterday.
4.
Didn’t they get a job yesterday.
5.
Didn’t he get a job yesterday.
6.
Didn’t she get a job yesterday.
7.
Didn’t laxman get a job yesterday.
8.
Didn’t I sahasra get a job yesterday.
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(use
of did ) Positive interrogative sentence in simple Past tense | Spoken
English classes in S R Nagar | Speak well Spoken English
Ex:
1.
Did I read news paper yesterday?
2.
Did you read news paper yesterday?
3.
Did we read news paper yesterday?
4.
Did they read news paper yesterday?
5.
Did he read news paper yesterday?
6.
Did she read news paper yesterday?
7.
Did ravi read news paper yesterday?
8.
Did rani read news paper yesterday?
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Do/Does Positive interrogative sentences
Do/Does+Subject + v1+
other words
EX:
1.
Do I watch movie ?
2.
Do we watch movie?
3.
Do You watch movie ?
4.
Do They watch movie ?
5.
Does He watch movie ?
6.
Does She watch movie ?
7.
Does Ramu watch movie ?
8.
Does Seetha watch movie ?
9.
Does Vinod watch movie ?
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Do/Does/Did Positive sentence
Subject + v1+ other words
Subject + v1+ other words
EX:
1.
I go to college
2.
We go to college
3.
You go to college
4.
They go to college
5.
He goes to college
6.
She goes to college
7.
Ramu goes to college
8.
Seetha goes to college
9.
Vinod goes to college





