1) Are they playing computer games now?
2) Is She dusting the furniture at the moment?
3) Is Granny cleaning the kitchen now?
4) Are those boys working in the garden now?
5) Is his aunt milking the cow right now?
6) is her uncle washing the car at the moment?
7) Are they helping their mother now?
8) Are the girls buying pens and copybooks just now?
9) Am i waiting for you?
10) Is my Granny talking to her dear parrot?
11) Is Max watching a documentary now?
12) Is the puppy eating my sister's shoe?
Объяснение:
Для того чтобы, преобразить предложения в вопросительные, нужно поменять места местоимения и to be.
In English/На английском:
1. The writer thinks that the school isn’t popular with all the students.
True
2. This text mainly about students’ favourite subjects .
False
3. Children may go home every day.
False
На русском/In Russian:
1. Писатель считает, что школа не пользуется популярностью у всех учеников.
Правда
2. Этот текст в основном посвящен любимым предметам студентов .
Ложный
3. Дети могут ходить домой каждый день.
Ложный
Объяснение:
We also went through this, so I think correctly. Good luck writing exams guys!
Мы тоже проходили это, поэтому думаю правильно. Удачи написать экзамены ребята!
1. Has he ever told you the story of his life?
No, he`s never (not) told it.
2. Have you ever translated anything from English into Russian?
No, I`ve never (not) translated anything.
3. Has it ever been so warm in April before?
No, it`s never (not) been warm.
4. Have you ever read anything by John Updike?
No, I've never (not) read anything.
5. Have you ever been to the Far East?
No, I've never (not) been there.
6. Has he ever shown his picture to anybody?
No, he`s never (not) shown it.
7. Have they ever spoken to you about their plans for the future?
No, they've never (not) spoken about it.
8. Have they ever studied this problem?
No, they've never (not) studied it.
задание 2 :
1. Have you translated the article yet?
No, I haven't translated it yet.
I am still translating it.
2. Have they finished discussing the problem?
No, they haven't finished it yet.
They are still discussing it.
3. Have you decided who will make a report on the international situation?
No, I haven't decided it yet.
I am still deciding it.
4. Has she had her lunch yet?
No, she hasn't had it yet.
She is still having it.
5. Have they finished working at their course papers?
No, they haven't finished it yet.
They are still working at it.
6. Has he woken up?
No, he hasn't woken up yet.
He is still sleeping.
7. Has she made breakfast?
No, she hasn't made it yet.
She is still making it.