Sure! Here are the negative and interrogative sentences along with short answers:
The shop opens at 10 o'clock.
Negative: The shop doesn't open at 10 o'clock.
Interrogative: Does the shop open at 10 o'clock? Yes, it does.Helen usually walks to school.
Negative: Helen doesn't usually walk to school.
Interrogative: Does Helen usually walk to school? No, she doesn't.Her parents have fried eggs for breakfast.
Negative: Her parents don't have fried eggs for breakfast.
Interrogative: Do her parents have fried eggs for breakfast? Yes, they do.These people speak German well.
Negative: These people don't speak German well.
Interrogative: Do these people speak German well? No, they don't.Matt's younger brother does morning exercises every day.
Negative: Matt's younger brother doesn't do morning exercises every day.
Interrogative: Does Matt's younger brother do morning exercises every day? Yes, he does.
