Question

Преобразуйте предложение в вопрос: 1. (He has reserved) two rooms. 2. (We have discussed) all the issues on the agenda. 3. (She has visited) New York three times. 4. (I had gone) up to the 11th floor. 5. (I have studied) French for two years. 6. (He had drunk) 2 liters of bear. 7. (He will have met) his colleagues by noon. 8. (She has worked) for 12 years for Procter&Gamble. 9. (We have driven) fast to arrive on time for dinner.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Has he reserved two rooms yet?

2. Have we discussed all the issues on the agenda yet?

3. Has she visited New York three times?

4. Had you gone up to the 11th floor?

5. Have you studied French for two years?

6. Had he drunk 2 liters of beer?

7. Will he have met his colleagues by noon?

8. Has she worked for 12 years for Procter&Gamble?

9. Have we driven fast to arrive on time for dinner?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

To transform these sentences into questions, you can use the auxiliary verbs "has," "have," "had," or "will have" at the beginning of each sentence, and then invert the subject and auxiliary verb. Here are the transformed questions:

1. Has he reserved two rooms?
2. Have we discussed all the issues on the agenda?
3. Has she visited New York three times?
4. Had I gone up to the 11th floor?
5. Have I studied French for two years?
6. Had he drunk 2 liters of beer?
7. Will he have met his colleagues by noon?
8. Has she worked for 12 years for Procter & Gamble?
9. Have we driven fast to arrive on time for dinner?