Question

Помогите 1.Turn the positive imperatives into negative, and the negative ones into positive. 1) Make me a sandwich. 2) Open the door. 3) Don’t look at him. 4) Don’t go to sleep. 5) Give him a biscuit. 6) Don’t draw on the wall. 2.What can or can’t you do in these places? Make sentences. Start with You can / You can’t. Example: You can’t buy tomatoes in a bookshop. 1) Buy meat – butcher’s 2) Buy flowers – baker’s 3) Buy bread – florist’s 4) Buy sweets– newsagent’s 5) Buy aubergine – greengrocer’s 3.Choose the right answer. 1) She has _____________ some mistakes in her test. a) do b) make c) done d) made 2) He is ___________ his homework now. a) doing b) making c) does d) makes

Answer 1

1.

1) Don't make me a sandwich.

2) Don't open the door.

3) Look at him.

4) Go to sleep.

5) Don't give him a biscuit.

6) Draw on the wall.

2.

1) You can buy meat in butcher's.

2) You can't buy flowers in baker's.

3) You can't buy bread in florist's.

4) You can't buy sweets in newsagent's.

5) You can buy aubergine in greengrocer's.

3.

1) d

2) a

Answer 2

Sure, here are the answers to your questions:

1. Turning positive imperatives into negative and vice versa:

   1. Don't make me a sandwich.
   2. Close the door.
   3. Look at him.
   4. Go to sleep.
   5. Don't give him a biscuit.
   6. Draw on the wall.

2. Sentences about what you can or can't do in these places:

   1. You can buy meat at the butcher's.
   2. You can buy flowers at the florist's.
   3. You can buy bread at the baker's.
   4. You can buy sweets at the newsagent's.
   5. You can buy aubergine at the greengrocer's.

3. Choose the right answer:

   1. She has made some mistakes in her test. (Correct answer: d) made)

   2. He is doing his homework now. (Correct answer: a) doing)