Use the prompts to ask and answer: 1 (Mary/go swimming/at weekends)

Okay, let's form the question using the provided prompt, then create an answer. Question: Does Mary go swimming at weekends? Answer: Yes, Mary goes swimming at weekends. **Explanation for the question and answer:** 1. The prompt is '(Mary/go swimming/at weekends)'. This shows us the person (Mary), the activity (go swimming), and the time phrase (at weekends). 2. To create the question, we need to use the correct auxiliary verb ('does' because Mary is a singular subject) and form it in the present simple tense. 3. So the full question is 'Does Mary go swimming at weekends?' 4. The answer is constructed to answer the question affirmatively using the information provided in the prompt. 5. Here's the answer: Yes, Mary goes swimming at weekends. We use the present simple tense to formulate the sentence and add an "s" to goes.