Question

ПОМОГИТЕ УМОЛЯЮ!!! Jenny is speaking on the phone.Her sister can hear Jenny's answers.What are the guestions. 1.I didnt have potatoes for lunch I had a salad 2 We didnt play basketball we played badminton 3.I didnt talk to Mary i talked to Sally 4 I didnt visit granny i visited Aunt Meg 5 my day wasnt easy it was difficult 6 we didnt have four classes we had five 7 I didnt meet Alan i met Alex near the school 8 I didnt feel sad i felt happy

Answer 1

1 Did you have potatoes or salad for lunch?
2 Did play basketball or badminton?
3 Did you talk to Mary or to Sally?
4 Did you vist granny or Aunt Meg?
5 Was your day easy or difficult?
6 Did you have four classes or five?
7 Did you meet Alan or Alex near the school?
8 Did you feel sad or happy?

Answer 2

Certainly! It looks like you have a series of statements, and you need to transform them into questions. When forming questions in English, you generally invert the subject and the auxiliary verb or use question words like "did," "didn't," "was," "were," etc. Let's turn each statement into a question:

1. Statement: "I didn't have potatoes for lunch. I had a salad." Question: "Did you have potatoes for lunch, or did you have a salad?"

2. Statement: "We didn't play basketball. We played badminton." Question: "Did you play basketball, or did you play badminton?"

3. Statement: "I didn't talk to Mary. I talked to Sally." Question: "Did you talk to Mary, or did you talk to Sally?"

4. Statement: "I didn't visit granny. I visited Aunt Meg." Question: "Did you visit granny, or did you visit Aunt Meg?"

5. Statement: "My day wasn't easy. It was difficult." Question: "Was your day easy or difficult?"

6. Statement: "We didn't have four classes. We had five." Question: "Did you have four classes or five?"

7. Statement: "I didn't meet Alan. I met Alex near the school." Question: "Did you meet Alan, or did you meet Alex near the school?"

8. Statement: "I didn't feel sad. I felt happy." Question: "Did you feel sad or happy?"

These questions should help you clarify and engage in a conversation about Jenny's activities and experiences. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to ask!