Question

I. Give interrogative and negative forms of these sentences: 1. Last year Ann graduated from the University. 2. Bob knows English better than his groupmates. 3. The meeting will take place at 9 tomorrow. 4. His aim was to get higher education. 5. They are good friends because they have common interests and hobbies.

Answer 1

1. Did Ann graduate from the university last year?

Last year Ann didn't graduate from the university.

2. Does Bob know English better than his groupmates?

Bob doesn't know English better than his groupmates.

3. Will the meeting take place at 9 tomorrow?

The meeting won't take place at 9 tomorrow..

4. Was his aim to get higher education?

His aim wasn't to get higher education.

5. Are they good friends because they have common interests and hobbies?

The aren't good friends because they have common interests and hobbies.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the interrogative and negative forms of the given sentences:

1. Interrogative: Did Ann graduate from the University last year? Negative: Ann did not graduate from the University last year.

2. Interrogative: Does Bob know English better than his groupmates? Negative: Bob does not know English better than his groupmates.

3. Interrogative: Will the meeting take place at 9 tomorrow? Negative: The meeting will not take place at 9 tomorrow.

4. Interrogative: Was his aim to get higher education? Negative: His aim was not to get higher education.

5. Interrogative: Are they good friends because they have common interests and hobbies? Negative: They are not good friends because they have common interests and hobbies.