Question

преобразуйте следующие утвердительные предложения в отрицательную и вопросительную форму. 1. We are enjoying the party. 2. Mary has just met my boss. 3. That waiter has been speaking on the phone since 2 o.clock. 4. You are have broken my notebook.

Answer 1

1. We aren't enjoying the party.

Are we enjoying the party?

2. Mary hasn't made my boss yet

Answer 2

Sure! I can help you transform the given affirmative sentences into negative and interrogative forms. Here are the transformed sentences:

1. Negative: We are not enjoying the party. Interrogative: Are we not enjoying the party?

2. Negative: Mary has not just met my boss. Interrogative: Has Mary not just met my boss?

3. Negative: That waiter has not been speaking on the phone since 2 o'clock. Interrogative: Has that waiter not been speaking on the phone since 2 o'clock?

4. Negative: You have not broken my notebook. Interrogative: Have you not broken my notebook?

Note: In English, when transforming affirmative sentences into negative ones, we generally use the word "not" before the main verb. In interrogative sentences, we usually invert the subject and auxiliary verb (e.g., "are" becomes "are not" in negative and "are" becomes "are you" in interrogative).