Question

Ask a disjunctive and a general question. make the same sentence negative 1. The girl has done all the exercises from the textbook

Answer 1

The girl hasn`t done all the exercises from the textbook. (отрицательное предложение)
The girl has done all the exercises from the textbook, hasn`t she? (разделительный вопрос)
Has the girl done all the exercises from the textbook? (общий вопрос)

Answer 2

Sure! Let's break down the sentence and form a disjunctive and a general question, and then make the same sentence negative.

The original sentence is: "The girl has done all the exercises from the textbook."

Disjunctive Question:

A disjunctive question presents two or more alternatives and asks the listener to choose between them. In this case, we can ask:

Has the girl done all the exercises from the textbook, or has she skipped some?

This question presents two alternatives: either the girl has done all the exercises, or she has skipped some. The listener is asked to choose between these two possibilities.

General Question:

A general question seeks information without presenting any specific alternatives. In this case, we can ask:

What exercises has the girl done from the textbook?

This question simply asks for the exercises that the girl has done from the textbook without suggesting any specific alternatives.

Negative Sentence:

To make the same sentence negative, we need to express the idea that the girl has not done all the exercises from the textbook. We can do this by adding the word "not" to the sentence:

The girl has not done all the exercises from the textbook.

This negative sentence indicates that the girl has skipped some exercises or has not completed all of them from the textbook.