Answer:
How do we make negative and interrogative sentences of simple present tense?
In the Simple Present the negative and interrogative sentences in English are formed using the auxiliary do or does.
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Interrogative and negative form of the simple present.
Explanation:
Compound word.
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1. size
2. original source; point of origin
3. Chocolate milk, chocolate fudge, ice cream, and candy.
4. Kelley studies the effects of the chemicals in chocolate.
5. They require very little natural light.
6. Too much light will actually harm the plants.
7. During the 1940s and 1950s, Budd Abbott and Lou Costello were a popular comedy team on radio, television, and stage.
8. were called
9. Even on weekends, holidays, and vacations.*
Answer: 5 percent
Explanation:
Texas is required to use a bilingual ballot for all elections in counties that contain more than 5 percent Spanish-speaking voting-age citizens.
According to the Minority Language Requirement that applies to elections in texas. It is required to provide bilingual election materials (such as ballots, instruction posters etc) and bilingual clerks to facilitate the elections in counties where 5 percent or more of it's inhabitants (of voting age) are Spanish speaking or Spanish descent.
