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Q: Mrs Brown’s husband is a scientist in Britain.
Is Mrs Brown’s husband a scientist in Britain?
N: Mr Brown is a professor of biology.
Mr Brown isn’t a professor of biology.
He’s a professor of architecture. Where?
At Cambridge University.
N: Grace is a professor in America.
Grace isn’t a professor in America.
She’s a professor of literature. Where?
At Warsaw University.
Q: Grace doesn’t like coffee.
Doesn’t Grace like coffee?
Do you prefer tea or coffee? Tea
I prefer tea.
Does John prefer tea or coffee? Coffee
He prefers coffee.
Do they prefer tea or coffee? Tea
They prefer tea.
Does Linda prefer tea or coffee? Coffee
She prefers coffee.
Q: She knows Mr Johnson.
Does she know Mr Johnson?
Yes: Do you know Professor Grey’s wife?
Yes, I do. I know Professor Grey’s wife.
N: Do you know David Palmer’s new book?
No, I don’t. I don’t know David Palmer’s new book.
Q: John doesn’t know David?
Doesn’t John know David?
Q: He doesn’t know David.
Doesn’t he know David?
Q: We don’t know Linda.
Don’t you know Linda?
Q: They know Sarah.
Do they know Sarah?
N: Do you know Grace’s husband?
No, we don’t. We don’t know Grace’s husband.
Y: Does he know John’s children?
Yes, he does. He knows John’s children
Q: Ann likes coffee, but not with milk.
Does Ann like coffee, but not with milk?
Q: She likes coffee, but not with milk.
Does she like coffee, but not with milk?
Y: Does Grace like coffee, but not with milk?
Yes, she does. Grace likes coffee, but not with milk.
Y: Does George like tea, but not with lemon?
Yes, he does. George likes tea, but not with lemon.
Y: Do you like tea, but not with sugar?
Yes, I do. I like tea, but not with sugar.
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