Open the brackets,put the verbs into the present simple. 1.their friends usually (not to go) to school on saturdays. 2.my father (not to have) dinner at three o'clock. 3.i (not to come) home at ten o'clock. 4.we usually (not to do) our homework on sandays. 5.her friend (not to go) to the cinema every week. 6.my mother usually ( not to go) shopping in the morning. 7.i (not to like) to play badminton. 8. he (not to take)a shower in the afternoon. 9.she (not to go) to bed in the morning.

1. their friends usually do not go to school on saturdays. 2. my father does not have dinner at three o'clock. 3. i do not come home at ten o'clock. 4. we usually do not do our homework on sandays. 5. her friend does not go to the cinema every week. 6. my mother usually does not go shopping in the morning. 7. i do not like to play badminton. 8. he does not take a shower in the afternoon. 9. she does not go to bed in the morning.

1-do not go 2-does not have 3-do not come 4-do not do 5-does not go  6-does not go 7-do not like 8-does not take 9-does not go

1.  pat, what were you doing yesterday at 5 o'clock when i rang you up? - you know, i was painting a little picture. i like it very much, and i wanted to finish it. have you seen this picture? - not yet. - oh, if you didn`t see it, then come to my place. you`ll like it, i am sure. i am waiting for you on sunday evening.2.two months ago i at last visited my native town. when i was walking down its streets i couldn`t recognize anything because everything had changed so much. 3.one fine afternoon i was sitting in my study in a small town on the west coast of england. it was five o'clock in the afternoon. i finished my work for the day and was resting quietly in my armchair, thinking of the days that had gone by, especially of those happy days that i had spent on the coral islands in the pacific. six years passed since the day of my return to england. 4.when we had arrived at the airport we understood that the plane had landed safely. 5.she wants to know who will come to see her off. (or: she wanted to know who would come to see her off.)