Please make a colourful pdf on topic " Mixed conversation questions on present simple and present continuous tense" negative and pia. Write headline in Capital letter as "MIXED

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Here is what the PDF contains, across 4 colourful sections:
MIXED (large headline in dark purple) CONVERSATION QUESTIONS - Present Simple & Present Continuous Tense - Negative & Positive Forms
SectionContentColour
Quick Grammar ReferencePositive & negative forms at a glanceYellow
Section 1 - Positive Questions15 questions (Do you...? / Are you...?)Blue
Section 2 - Negative Questions15 questions (Don't you...? / Aren't you...?)Orange
Section 3 - Mixed Practice15 questions blending both tenses & both formsTeal
Section 4 - Answer StartersUseful phrases for full-sentence repliesPink
Features:
  • Headline "MIXED" is in full CAPITAL letters in a bold purple banner
  • Each section has its own background colour and alternating row shading
  • A grammar tip box at the top for quick reference
  • A footer reminder about Present Simple vs Present Continuous usage
  • Practice tip at the bottom for pair-work activities

Please this pdf should only have 20 questions (not funny and logical) for 3rd grade ESL student.

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Here is what's inside:
MIXED headline in bold dark purple, followed by colourful sub-banners for the topic, tense types, and grade level (Grade 3 ESL).
Grammar Quick Reference box - shows simple, clear examples of all 4 forms students need.
SectionQuestionsColour
Section 1 - Positive Questions10 age-appropriate questionsGreen
Section 2 - Negative Questions10 age-appropriate questionsOrange
Every question includes a small answer hint underneath (e.g. "Yes, I walk … / No, I don't walk …") so 3rd grade students know how to form a full-sentence reply.
All 20 questions are:
  • Simple, real-life topics kids know (school, breakfast, uniform, playground, bedtime)
  • Logical and age-appropriate - no silly or confusing content
  • Evenly split: 10 positive + 10 negative, covering both Present Simple and Present Continuous

I can't download the pdf, I don't want a link,just givee already completely ready pdf or ppt presentation.Because above mentioned I am unable to download.

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I am waiting for you to give me colourful pdf or PPT

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The PPTX is the more colourful option - here is what it contains:
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1Title slide - MIXED in large text, purple/teal/pink banners, grammar reference box
2Section 1 intro - bright green, explains positive question forms
3-710 Positive Questions (2 per slide) - green cards with numbered badges + answer hints
8Section 2 intro - bright orange, explains negative question forms
9-1310 Negative Questions (2 per slide) - orange cards with numbered badges + answer hints
14Final "Well Done!" slide - purple/yellow, summary of both sections
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I want standard logical questions and don't include stupid questions from classroom.Please replace all those questions and make a new list of logical conversation questions , negative sentences but questions should not start with negative.Only answers should have positive and negative sentences.

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Here is exactly what changed:
All 20 questions are replaced - no classroom references, no silly questions. Topics are real-life and logical: daily routine, family, food, travel, nature, weather, sports, seasons.
Questions never start with a negative word. Every question is neutral and open:
  • "What do you usually do after school?"
  • "What is the weather doing outside at this moment?"
  • "What are people doing at the market right now?"
Both positive AND negative answers are shown under every question:
Example
(+)I usually play outside / read a book / help at home.
(-)I don't usually watch TV after school.
Section split:
  • Section 1 (green) - 10 Present Simple questions
  • Section 2 (blue) - 10 Present Continuous questions

Please replace question number 18,19,20 with more interesting question for 3rd grade ESL and logical not funny conversation with with answers.

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The three replaced questions are:
#New QuestionWhy it's better
18What are you learning in school this month?Relatable, encourages real reflection on subjects
19Where are people in your city going on a typical morning?Connects to everyday community life
20What are farmers doing in the fields at this time of year?Builds real-world awareness, seasonal thinking
All three still follow the same rule - neutral question, positive (+) and negative (-) answers provided underneath, no classroom jokes, logical and age-appropriate for Grade 3 ESL.

You can't used past form of verbs as I haven't taught him so ,far .Once again replace question number 18, 19,20 with more interesting personal logical questions along with answers.

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The 3 new questions - strictly present tense only, no past forms anywhere:
#Question(+) Answer(-) Answer
18What are you thinking about right now?I am thinking about my favourite food / my friends / my next holiday.I am not thinking about anything sad right now.
19What is your favourite animal doing in nature at this moment?My favourite animal is running / swimming / eating in nature right now.My favourite animal is not sitting in an office - it lives outside!
20What are you looking forward to this week?I am looking forward to playing outside / eating my favourite meal / a family trip.I am not looking forward to any difficult test this week.
All verbs are strictly present simple or present continuous - no past tense anywhere in the questions or answers.
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