Put in the verbs in the correct form. 2. Mike (not, get up) at six o’clock.

Mike does not get up at six o’clock. (Present Simple) — Doesn’t Mike get up at six o’clock?

Mike did not get up at six o’clock. (Past Simple) — Didn’t Mike get up at six o’clock?

Mike will not get up at six o’clock. (Future Simple). — Won’t Mike get up at six o’clock?

Mike would not get up at six o’clock.(Conditional). — Wouldn’t Mike did not get up at six o’clock?

Mike has got up at six o’clock. (Present Perfect). — Hasn’t Mike get up at six o’clock?

Mike is getting up at six o’clock. (Present Continuous). — Wasn’t Mike get up at six o’clock?