Make the sentences negative (-) and interrogative (?).

Here are the negative and interrogative forms of the sentences from the exercise: 1) Simon likes tea. - Negative: Simon does not like tea. - Interrogative: Does Simon like tea? 2) We often play basketball on Saturdays. - Negative: We do not often play basketball on Saturdays. - Interrogative: Do we often play basketball on Saturdays? 3) Bill drives to work every day. - Negative: Bill does not drive to work every day. - Interrogative: Does Bill drive to work every day? 4) They live in France. - Negative: They do not live in France. - Interrogative: Do they live in France? 5) Samantha works in a supermarket. - Negative: Samantha does not work in a supermarket. - Interrogative: Does Samantha work in a supermarket? 6) Paul and Mary often go to the gym. - Negative: Paul and Mary do not often go to the gym. - Interrogative: Do Paul and Mary often go to the gym? 7) David always gets up at 8 o’clock. - Negative: David does not always get up at 8 o’clock. - Interrogative: Does David always get up at 8 o’clock? 8) Miss Jones teaches Maths. - Negative: Miss Jones does not teach Maths. - Interrogative: Does Miss Jones teach Maths? 9) Sue and Jill usually wear jeans. - Negative: Sue and Jill do not usually wear jeans. - Interrogative: Do Sue and Jill usually wear jeans? 10) My parents catch a bus to work. - Negative: My parents do not catch a bus to work. - Interrogative: Do my parents catch a bus to work?