Sentences

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

1.-Juan is washing the car.
2.- Pedro is cleaning the window.
3.-Martin is painting the house.
4.-Carolina is driving the car.
5.-I am taking out the garbage.
6.-Lupita and Mario are speaking in the yard.
7.-Daniel is riding the bicycle.
8.-Diego is sweeping the street.
9.-Matute is walking the dog.
1.-I am coming to Agua Prieta.
11.-The car is parking in the street.
12.-Jose is paying Maria.
13.- The neighbors are cleaning the colony.
14.-The dog is sniffing the stool.
15.- The people of the city are working.
16.-Traffic lights are changing all day.
17.-Tenchita is giving orders to the street sweepers.
18.-The bird is drinking water.
19.-Adrian is selling news paper.
20.-Belinda is running over the dog.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

1.-Juan isn’t washing the car.
2.-Pedro isn’t cleaning the window.
3.-Martin isn’t painting the house.
4.-Carolina isn’t driving the car.
5.-I am not taking out the garbage.
6.-Lupita and Mario aren’t speaking in the yard.
7.-Daniel isn’t riding the bicycle.
8.-Diego isn’t sweeping the street.
9.-Matute isn’t walking the dog.
10.-I am not coming to Agua Prieta.
11.-The car isn’t parking in the street.
12.-Jose isn’t paying Maria.
13.-The neighbors aren’t cleaning the colony. .
14.-The dog isn’t sniffing the stool.
15.-The people of the city aren’t working.
16.-Traffic lights aren’t changing all day.
17.-Tenchita isn’t giving orders the street sweepers.
18.-The bird isn’t drinking water.
19.-Adrian isn’t selling news paper.
20.-Belinda isn’t running over the dog.