They don’t have ________., They don’t have ________, but I have ________., We have ________. (negativo), She has ________ to do. (negativo), Don’t you have ________ to do?, No, I don’t have ________ to do., I have ________ to do. (negativo), I have ________ to do. (afirmativo), Did he buy ________ in New York?, Yes, he bought ________ in New York., No, he didn’t buy ________ in New York., No, he bought ________ in New York., Did she see ________ under the bed?, Yes, she saw ________ under the bed., No, she didn’t see ________ under the bed., No, she saw ________ under the bed., Did you put ________ in your coffee?, Yes, I put ________ in my coffee., No, I didn’t put ________ in my coffee., No, I put ________ in my coffee., Did you hear ________?, No, I didn’t hear ________., He said he heard ________. (afirmativo), I don’t think he heard ________., He said he heard ________. (negativo), Did you have ________ to eat this morning?, No, we didn’t have ________ to eat this morning, but we had ________ to eat last night., We had ________ to eat this morning. (negativo), We had ________ to eat last night. (afirmativo), Did she tell you ________?, Did she say ________ to you?, Yes, she said ________ to me., No, she didn’t say ________ to me., No, she said ________ to me., Didn’t she say ________ to you?

LESSON 18, E. 5

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