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In english, we have three ways to make a sentence:

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In english, we have three ways to make a sentence:

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AFFIRMATIVE: Subject +verb + complement
NEGATIVE: Subject + auxiliary verb with 'not' + verb  + complement
INTERROGATIVE: (wh words)/ Auxiliary verb  + subject + main verb + complemenet

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In an interview, it's possible observe this three kinds of senteces:

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In an interview, it's possible observe this three kinds of senteces:

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To start an interview, we have to ask something, like our exemple ?_?

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To start an interview, we have to ask something, like our exemple ?_?

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Hi, do you like chocolate?
in this sentence, we can see:
Hilited : auxiliary verb
in italico: the subject
in Bold font: the main verb
scratched: complement

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Yes, I do!

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NO, I do not (don't)

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when you want to tell something, you need to use the affirmative sentense, like:

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when you want to tell something, you need to use the affirmative sentense, like:

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I like chocolate! *O*

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*The pronouns
* the nouns
* person/people/peoples
*animals
*things
*places
*etc.

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the pronouns are the person who speaks, about something is speaked or who hears. The pronouns are:
I (eu)
You (tu/você)
She/He/It (ela/ele)
We (nós)
You (vocês)
They (eles/elas)

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A noun is something that give name to other things, like:
Door
Woman
Daddy
Teacher
Chocolate
Etc.

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people - someone or a group
Julia, joão, mommy, etc.
peoples - the person that live in somewhere - the population
Brasilian, american, europian, japanease, etc.

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it works like our presente.

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the verbal flection is so easy, basicaly,
with regular verbs: we have to put a s, es or ies in the end of the words when we are talking about HE, SHE or IT.

I love
she loves

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https://novaescola.org.br/conteudo/281/na-duvida-autismo-inclusao