Question

2. Open the brackets. Make the sentences negative and interrogative. 1. He(to have) two sisters. 2. They (to have) a son. 3. Jane (to have) many friends. 4. This student (to have) many good marks. 5. You (to have) two grandmothers and two grandfathers. 6. Their daughter to have) not children. 7. Kotov (to have) much time. 8. Jack (to have) a son and a daughter.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Does he have two sisters ?

2. Do they have a son ?

3. Does Jane have many friends ?

4. Does this student have many good marks?

5. Do you have two grandmothers and two grandfathers?

6. Their daughter doesn’t have children.

7. Does Kotov have much time ?

8. Does Jack have a son and a daughter?

Объяснение:

Если Это время present simple То вот так

Answer 2

To open the brackets and make the sentences negative and interrogative, you can use the auxiliary verb "do/does" or "did" for past tense, depending on the tense of the original sentence. Here are the revised sentences:

1. Does he have two sisters?
2. Do they have a son?
3. Does Jane have many friends?
4. Does this student have many good marks?
5. Do you have two grandmothers and two grandfathers?
6. Does their daughter have children?
7. Does Kotov have much time?
8. Does Jack have a son and a daughter?

These sentences are now both negative (by using "does not" or "do not") and interrogative (by starting with auxiliary verbs).