Question

Помогите пожалуйста! Write the sentences a) in the interrogative; b) in the negative. 1. They will go home by car in a day. 2. I shall help to pick vegetables in the kitchen garden tomorrow. 3. The teacher will give pupils good marks at the next lesson. 4. We shall decorate the Christmas tree with toys next week. 5. He will meet his friend at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon. 6. We shall get to the village by train next month. 7. I shall wait for you at the tram stop tomorrow morning. 8. She will get a good mark at the English lesson tomorrow. 9. The pupils will talk about their wonderful holidays at school in a week.

Answer 1

1. Will they go home by car in a day?They won`t go....
2. Shall I help to pick vegetables in the kitchen garden tomorrow? I shan`t help...
3. Will the teacher give pupils good marks at the next lesson? The teacher won`t give...
4. Shall we decorate the Christmas tree with toys next week? We shan`t decorate...
5. Will he meet his friend at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon? He won`t meet...
6. Shall we get to the village by train next month? We shan`t get...
7. Shall I  wait for you at the tram stop tomorrow morning? I shan`t wait...
8. Will she get a good mark at the English lesson tomorrow? She won`t get...
9. Will the pupils talk about their wonderful holidays at school in a week? The pupils won`t talk...

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you transform these sentences. Here they are rewritten in the interrogative and negative forms:

Original Sentence: They will go home by car in a day. a) Will they go home by car in a day? b) They will not go home by car in a day.

Original Sentence: I shall help to pick vegetables in the kitchen garden tomorrow. a) Shall I help to pick vegetables in the kitchen garden tomorrow? b) I shall not help to pick vegetables in the kitchen garden tomorrow.

Original Sentence: The teacher will give pupils good marks at the next lesson. a) Will the teacher give pupils good marks at the next lesson? b) The teacher will not give pupils good marks at the next lesson.

Original Sentence: We shall decorate the Christmas tree with toys next week. a) Shall we decorate the Christmas tree with toys next week? b) We shall not decorate the Christmas tree with toys next week.

Original Sentence: He will meet his friend at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon. a) Will he meet his friend at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon? b) He will not meet his friend at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon.

Original Sentence: We shall get to the village by train next month. a) Shall we get to the village by train next month? b) We shall not get to the village by train next month.

Original Sentence: I shall wait for you at the tram stop tomorrow morning. a) Shall I wait for you at the tram stop tomorrow morning? b) I shall not wait for you at the tram stop tomorrow morning.

Original Sentence: She will get a good mark at the English lesson tomorrow. a) Will she get a good mark at the English lesson tomorrow? b) She will not get a good mark at the English lesson tomorrow.

Original Sentence: The pupils will talk about their wonderful holidays at school in a week. a) Will the pupils talk about their wonderful holidays at school in a week? b) The pupils will not talk about their wonderful holidays at school in a week.