Exercise 4. open the brackets using present simple. 1. they (not to go) to the college in the afternoon. 2. 1 (not to sleep) in the daytime. 3. she (not to drink) coffee after lunch. 4. we (not to watch) tv in the morning. 5. they (not to eat) at the lesson. 6. my mother (not to work) at an office. 7. you (to work) every day? 8. he often (to play in the afternoon? 9. they (to cat) at half past 7 p.m.? 10. your sister (to rest) after classes? 11 what you (to do) every morning? 12. what you (to read) after dinner? 13. what they (to eat) for breakfast? 14. what your brother (to drink) in the evening? 15. they (to have) a good time every saturday? 16. how often she (to take) medicine? 17. where they usually (to go) on sundays? 18 what language they always (to

1. they don’t go to …..

2. i don’t sleep….

3. she doesn’t drink…..

4. we don’t watch tv…..

5. they don’t eat….

6. my mother doesn’t work….

7. do you work every day?

8. does she often play in the afternoon?

9. do they call….?

10. does your sister rest after classes?

11. what do you do every morning?

12. what do you read after dinner?

13. what do they eat for breakfast?

14. what does your brother drink……?

15. do they have ….?

16. how often does she take medicine?

17. where do they usually go on sundays?

18. what language do they always speak?

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We form the comparative of adverbs ending  in-ly with adverbs and the superlative with most.                                                                                           We form the comparative of other adverbs with -er and the superlative with -est.                               The adverbs well, badly and little have irregular comparative and superlative forms.                                                                                                                     We can use (not) as + adverb +as to make compare two actions or situations.   We can also make negative comparisons with adjectives and least.