Question

1) Put the verb in parentheses in the right form, infinitive or -ing. Sometimes both are possible. Would you like ________ (work) in a hospital? I love __________ (watch) black and white movies. I’m thinking of __________ (buy) a car. He started ________ (play) golf last year. 2)Change the sentences into interrogative and negative form. Guljemal’s been bathing the children. She’s been watching sad movie. He speaks English and Spanish. Agajan was watching television

Answer 1

Would you like to work in a hospital? I love watching black and white movies. I’m thinking of buying a car. He started playing golf last year.
2)
Guljemal’s been bathing the children. - Has Guljemal been bathing the children?  Guljemal hasn't’s been bathing the children.

She’s been watching a sad movie. - Has she been watching  a sad movie? She hasn't been watching a sad movie

He speaks English and Spanish. - Does he speak English and Spanish? He doesn't speak English or Spanish.

Agajan was watching television.  - Was Agajan watching television? Agajan wasn't watching television.

Answer 2

1. Put the verb in parentheses in the right form, infinitive or -ing. Sometimes both are possible.

a) Would you like (to work) in a hospital? b) I love (watching) black and white movies. c) I’m thinking of (buying) a car. d) He started (playing) golf last year.

2. Change the sentences into interrogative and negative form.

a) Interrogative: Has Guljemal been bathing the children? Negative: Guljemal hasn't been bathing the children.

b) Interrogative: Has she been watching a sad movie? Negative: She hasn't been watching a sad movie.

c) Interrogative: Does he speak English and Spanish? Negative: He doesn't speak English and Spanish.

d) Interrogative: Was Agajan watching television? Negative: Agajan wasn't watching television.