Question

Make the sentences negative and interrogative. 1) A woman is speaking to the doctor now. 2) My brother is waiting for an important phone call. 3) The birds are flying high up in the sky. 4) You are speaking too loudly. 5) The students are discussing something in the library. 6) Peter is surfing the Net in his room. 7) Julia and her sister are choosing dresses for the party. 8) I'm looking for my report. 9) The water is boiling in the kettle. 10) It is getting colder.​

Answer 1

Negative and interrogative

• 1) A woman isn't speaking to the doctor now.
• Is woman speaking to the doctor now?
• 2) My brother isn't waiting for an important phone call.
• Is my brother waiting for an important phone call?
• 3) The birds aren't flying high up in the sky.
• Are the birds flying high up in the sky?
• 4) You aren't speaking too loudly.
• Are you speaking too loudly?
• 5) The students aren't discussing something in the library.
• Are the students discussing something in the library?
• 6) Peter isn't surfing the Net in his room.
• Is Peter is surfing the Net in his room?
• 7) Julia and her sister aren't choosing dresses for the party.
• Are Julia and her sister choosing dresses for the party?
• 8) I am not looking for my report.
• Am I looking for my report?
• 9) The water isn't boiling in the kettle.
• Is the water boiling in the kettle?
• 10) It isn't getting colder.
• Is it getting colder?

Answer 2

1) Is a woman speaking to the doctor now? 2) Is my brother waiting for an important phone call? 3) Aren't the birds flying high up in the sky? 4) Aren't you speaking too loudly? 5) Aren't the students discussing something in the library? 6) Isn't Peter surfing the Net in his room? 7) Aren't Julia and her sister choosing dresses for the party? 8) Aren't I looking for my report? 9) Isn't the water boiling in the kettle? 10) Isn't it getting colder?