Take this simple present tense quiz to check your knowledge of negative and interrogative sentences. This is basically an English grammar test that consists of ten questions of simple present tense. If you think you're good enough at creating negative and interrogative sentences, attempt this quiz. At the end of this quiz, you'll get your scores. So, are you excited to take this test? If yes Present Continuous Tense Formula. Subject + am/is/are + present participle (verb+ing) + the rest of the sentence. However, there are other things to be aware of. You should also learn how sentences are constructed using the present tense of verbs when the verbs are positive, negative, interrogative, and negative interrogative. Types of Sentences. You come across so many sentences every day. And all of these sentences can be categorized into 4 types of sentences: declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory; each with its own specific purpose. Punctuation also plays a role in differentiating between these types. Let's understand the types of sentences. Practice using the present perfect continuous correctly with the exercises below. In the blank space in each sentence, fill in the correct present perfect continuous form based on the subject and verb specified (e.g., "[she / ask]" becomes "she has been asking"). Some answers may also be negative statements or questions. Other Negative Words. Besides the word not, there other negative words in English.These negatives can function as either object or subject of the sentence. The most common negative words are: nothing, nobody, no one, never.Nothing and no one (nobody) are often used as objects Opens in new window or subjects Opens in new window of a sentence Opens in new window. Negatives 1 Negatives 2 Present simple and past simple questions and negatives For all verbs except be and have, we use do/does or did to make Yes/No questions in the present simple and past simple: For all verbs except be and have, we use do/does + not or did + not to make negatives in the present simple and past simple: .

10 negative interrogative sentences