Question

ПОМОГИТЕ!!!! Exercise 2. Make the following sentences negative and interrogative. 1. Children usually sleep very soundly. 2. We often drink coffee together. 3. Englishmen seldom speak at breakfast. 4. I read books and listen to music every day. 5. Tony never praises me for anything. 6. He leaves home at 9 a.m. every day. 7. The teacher comes in and shuts the door. 8. He arrives home early. 9. It is rarely cold in Great Britain even in winter. 10. Out secre-tary types a great number of letters every day.

Answer 1

Сделайте следующие предложения отрицательными и вопросительными. 1) Children do not usually sleep very soundly. Do children usually sleep very soundly? 2)We do not often drink coffee together. Do we often drink coffee together?     3)Englishmen don't seldom speak at breakfast.Do englishmen seldom speak at breakfast?  4)I do not read books and listen to music every day.  Do I   read books and listen to music every day?  5)Tony doesn't never praised me for anything.  does Tony praised me for anything?
6)He doesn't leave home at 9 a.m. every day.  Does  he leave home at 9 a.m. every day?
7)The teacher doesn't come in and doesn't shut the door.  Does the teacher come in and shut the door?
8)He doesn't arrive home early. Does he arrive home early?
9)It isn't rarely cold in Great Britain even in winter.  Is it rarely cold in Great Britain even in winter? 
10)Out secre-tary doesn't type a great number of letters every day.  Does out secre-tary type a great number of letters every day?

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with that! Here are the negative and interrogative forms of the given sentences:

1. Negative: Children don't usually sleep very soundly. Interrogative: Do children usually sleep very soundly?

2. Negative: We don't often drink coffee together. Interrogative: Do we often drink coffee together?

3. Negative: Englishmen don't seldom speak at breakfast. Interrogative: Do Englishmen seldom speak at breakfast?

4. Negative: I don't read books and listen to music every day. Interrogative: Do I read books and listen to music every day?

5. Negative: Tony never doesn't praise me for anything. Interrogative: Does Tony never praise me for anything?

6. Negative: He doesn't leave home at 9 a.m. every day. Interrogative: Does he leave home at 9 a.m. every day?

7. Negative: The teacher doesn't come in and shut the door. Interrogative: Does the teacher come in and shut the door?

8. Negative: He doesn't arrive home early. Interrogative: Does he arrive home early?

9. Negative: It isn't rarely cold in Great Britain even in winter. Interrogative: Is it rarely cold in Great Britain even in winter?

10. Negative: Our secretary doesn't type a great number of letters every day. Interrogative: Does our secretary type a great number of letters every day?

Please note that there might be variations in how the sentences are negated and turned into interrogative forms based on context or intended emphasis.