Question

1. Make the sentences interrogative. 1. You will come to see me next Saturday. 2. He will go to school tomorrow. 3. If you translate this text into English , he will use it. 4. They will play tennis next summer. 5. If he is in London now, she will meet him. 6. We will be there next week. 7. She will work in the library on Tuesday. 8. I will leave for Italy next month. 9. It will take her an hour to get to the theatre. 10. He will talk about it next Saturday. When my friends come to Moscow, we will see many places of interest. 12. You will know your examination results soon.

Answer 1

1.Will you come to see me next Saturday?
2. Will he go to school tomorrow?
3. If you translate this text into English, will he use it. Will they play tennis next summer? 
5. If he is in London now, will she meet him?
6. Will we be there next week?
7. Will she work in the library on Tuesday?
8. Will I leave for Italy next month?
9. Will take it her an hour to get to the theatre?
10. Will he talk about it next Saturday?
11. When my friends come to Moscow, will we see many places of interest?
12. Will you know your examination results soon?

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the sentences rephrased as interrogative sentences:

1. Will you come to see me next Saturday?2. Will he go to school tomorrow?3. Will he use it if you translate this text into English?4. Will they play tennis next summer?5. Will she meet him if he is in London now?6. Will we be there next week?7. Will she work in the library on Tuesday?8. Will I leave for Italy next month?9. Will it take her an hour to get to the theatre?10. Will he talk about it next Saturday?11. Will we see many places of interest when my friends come to Moscow?12. Will you know your examination results soon? I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.