1. They haven't done anything. Have they done anything? 2. He hasn't given them any money. Has he given them any money? 3. You haven't brought anything for us. Have you brought anything for us? 4. I haven't taken any English books from you. Have I taken any English books from you? 5. She wasn't reading anything. Was she reading anything? 6. He hasn't written a letter to anybody. Has he written a letter to anybody? 7. Nobody by the name of Petrov lives on the third floor. Does anybody by the name of Petrov live on the third floor? 8. They don't have any English books. Do they have any English books? 9. There aren't any tall trees in front of their house. Are there any tall trees in front of their house? 10. Peter doesn't have anything in his box. Does Peter have anything in his box? 11. There aren't any parks in his town. Are there any parks in his town? 12. There aren't any good bookshops in our district. Are there any good bookshops in our district?
— Where are we ( going) now, Tom? — We are going to our glade, Ann. There we (will have) a picnic. — (Isn't) it our glade, Tom? But there (is) so much litter here! — Somebody ( left) all this rubbish in such a beautiful place! Just look at these empty cans and bottles! — And look, Tom, somebody (has not put out) a campfire! It (is still burning)! — Well, this place ( looks) horrible. And this (is) our favourite place for having picnics! — Right. But we (have never left) rubbish here. We (always picked) the wrapping papers and cans and ( carried) them to the nearest waste bin. I think we (have to clean) away all the rubbish first. — OK. Then I (will put out) the fire. — And I (will pick) up all the rubbish.
камин-[faierpleis]
огонь-[fleimz]