Question

Exercise 1. Write the following sentences in the negative and interrogative. 1. He takes English lessons. 2. She walks to the Institute. 3. They often go to the laboratory. 4. She writes to her mother every day. 5. He comes to see us on Sunday. 6. Tony reads newspapers in the evening, before going to bed. Exercise 2. Use the proper article. Pay attention to the use of the article with nouns denoting parts of the day. 1. Late in ... afternoon they went back to London. 2. It was such ... cold and windy night that we had to look for shelter. 3. ...morning was breaking when we started. 4. It happened on ... very day of his arrival. 5. It was ... evening when we parted at last. 6. It has been ... wonderful evening for me. 7. It is pleasant to go to the country on ... warm summer day. 8. ... night was so wet that no one was about. 9. ... morning was perfect. 10. It is ... early morning. 11. ... night was silent. 12. I thought it was ... morning. 13. It was ... late night when he arrived. 14. ... evening was still and warm. 15. It all happened early in ... morning. 16. What ... exciting day it has been! 17. It is ... last day that we are together. 18. We arrived there late at ... night. ... next morning we were to begin our work. 19. It was ... day to tempt one out-of-doors — cool and bright.

Answer 1

1. Does he take English lessons? He doesn't take English lessons

2. Does she walk to the institute

She doesn't walk to the institute

3. Do they often go to the laboratory?

They often don't go to the laboratory

4. Does she write to her mother everyday?

She doesn't write to her mother everyday

5. Does he come to see us on Sunday?

He doesn't come to see us on Sunday

6. Does Tony read newspapers in the evening, before going to bed

1. The

2. A

3. A morning

4. A very

5. An

6. A

7. A/such a

8. A

9. A

10. An early

11. A night

12. A morning

13. A late night

14. An

15. A

16. An

17. The

18. -, the next morning

19. The day

Answer 2

Exercise 1:

1. Negative: He does not take English lessons. Interrogative: Does he take English lessons?

2. Negative: She does not walk to the Institute. Interrogative: Does she walk to the Institute?

3. Negative: They do not often go to the laboratory. Interrogative: Do they often go to the laboratory?

4. Negative: She does not write to her mother every day. Interrogative: Does she write to her mother every day?

5. Negative: He does not come to see us on Sunday. Interrogative: Does he come to see us on Sunday?

6. Negative: Tony does not read newspapers in the evening, before going to bed. Interrogative: Does Tony read newspapers in the evening, before going to bed?

Exercise 2:

1. Late in the afternoon they went back to London.

2. It was such a cold and windy night that we had to look for shelter.

3. The morning was breaking when we started.

4. It happened on the very day of his arrival.

5. It was an evening when we parted at last.

6. It has been a wonderful evening for me.

7. It is pleasant to go to the country on a warm summer day.

8. The night was so wet that no one was about.

9. The morning was perfect.

10. It is an early morning.

11. The night was silent.

12. I thought it was the morning.

13. It was a late night when he arrived.

14. The evening was still and warm.

15. It all happened early in the morning.

16. What an exciting day it has been!

17. It is the last day that we are together.

18. We arrived there late at night. The next morning we were to begin our work.

19. It was a day to tempt one outdoors — cool and bright.