2) Complete in negative and interrogative forma in simple present (COMPLETA EN FORMA INTERROGATIVA Y NEGATIVA) Write these sentences in negative and interrogative form: a) He teaches English in this school. — — b) I go to London every yer. — — c) She does her homework in the evening. — — d) We watch TV every day. — — e) She usually gets home at three o'clock. — — d) They often buy in that shop. — —​

a) Negativa: He doesn't teach English in this school. Interrogativa: Does he teach English in this school?<br>b) Negativa: I don't go to London every year. Interrogativa: Do I go to London every year?<br>c) Negativa: She doesn't do her homework in the evening. Interrogativa: Does she do her homework in the evening?<br>d) Negativa: We don't watch TV every day. Interrogativa: Do we watch TV every day?<br>e) Negativa: She doesn't usually get home at three o'clock. Interrogativa: Does she usually get home at three o'clock?<br>f) Negativa: They don't often buy in that shop. Interrogativa: Do they often buy in that shop?<br><br>Explicación: En inglés, la forma negativa del presente simple generalmente implica agregar "don't" o "doesn't" antes del verbo principal. Para formar la pregunta, se invierte el orden del sujeto y el auxiliar, colocando el auxiliar "do" o "does" al inicio de la pregunta. Es importante recordar que "do" se utiliza con el pronombre I, y los plurales (we, you, they), mientras que "does" se utiliza con él, ella y ello.