Don't show me your anger is the right one

For "negative sentences" with "verb" we use Do, Does ex: he doesn't speak English -> negative sentence with verb speak 2) I am not Indian -> without verb.

Doesn't -> "negative sentences" with "verb" ki use chestham 1) he doesn't speak English. Are -> "positive/negative" use cheyachu "without verb" for positive -> they are coming negative -> they are not coming.

Here "live" is verb so for questioning with verb words like live,eat,dance etc.. we use "do/does" , "without verb" we use "am/is/are".

For simple way..... The question which lies "verb" start questions with Do/Does 1) where do you live? 2)does he speak? Questions without "verb" starts with am/is/are 1)am I raju? 2)are they coming? 3) is he going?

A theatre is a building with a stage in it, on which plays, shows, and other performances take place.

"imax" is a system for showing movies on very large screens with very clear sound and pictures.

don't use adverbs at last in the sentence adverbs like : always, rarely, often etc.. they come after noun or pronoun like -> he always ...... -> I often......

If a question which comes yes/No as answer those questions start with Am, is, are,do,does 1)Here questions without "verb" starts with am, is, are 2) questions with "verb" in 2nd sentence "Speak" is a verb so in this case we form interrogative sentence as "Do they speak English? "

For tenses don't merely go with 12 tenses For better understanding tenses read newspapers, read children books it's the only root where your keenly understand the movement of all 12 tenses, read articles what you like. and mainly have glimpse on "parts of Srikanth speech"