Question

Write these sentences in the negative (-) and interrogative (?): 1. Daisy has already phoned her mother. 2. She has already bought some books. 3. He has already arrived. 4. Lucy and Paul have already left. 5. Charles has already booked the hotel. 6. My dog has already eaten. 7. We have already drunk coffee. 8. They have already cooked dinner. 9. You have already tasted the cake. 10. Susan has already seen the film. 11. Mrs. Smith has already watered the roses. 12. They have already won the lottery .

Answer 1

1.Has Daisy already phoned...Daisy hasn't phoned her mother yet.

2.has she already bought...She hasn't bought any books yet.

3.has he already arrived...he hasn't arrived yet.

4.have Lucy and Paul already left?haven't left yet.

5.has Charles already booked ...Charles hasn't booked the hotel yet.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences in the negative form and then in the interrogative form:

Negative:

1. Daisy hasn't already phoned her mother.
2. She hasn't already bought some books.
3. He hasn't already arrived.
4. Lucy and Paul haven't already left.
5. Charles hasn't already booked the hotel.
6. My dog hasn't already eaten.
7. We haven't already drunk coffee.
8. They haven't already cooked dinner.
9. You haven't already tasted the cake.
10. Susan hasn't already seen the film.
11. Mrs. Smith hasn't already watered the roses.
12. They haven't already won the lottery.

Interrogative:

1. Has Daisy already phoned her mother?
2. Has she already bought some books?
3. Has he already arrived?
4. Have Lucy and Paul already left?
5. Has Charles already booked the hotel?
6. Has my dog already eaten?
7. Have we already drunk coffee?
8. Have they already cooked dinner?
9. Have you already tasted the cake?
10. Has Susan already seen the film?
11. Has Mrs. Smith already watered the roses?
12. Have they already won the lottery?