Put down general questions. 1) nick speaks english well. 2) the lesson was not interesting yesterday. 3) ann wrote two letters last week. 4) mary could sing french songs. 5) the children went abroad last summer. 6) we learn english words by heart. 7) they can count very well.

1) Does Nick speak English well?
2) Wasn't the lesson interesting yesterda? 
3) Did Ann write two letters last week?
4) Could Mary sing French songs?
5) Did the children go abroad last summer? 
6) Do we learn English words by heart?
7) Can they count very well?

1does Nick speak E.well?
2was the lesson interesting yesterday?
3did Ann write two letters last week?
4could Mary sing F.songs?
5did the children go abroad last summer?
6do we learn E words by heart?
7can they count very well?

Объяснение:

When he (wake up)

woke up

, his mother (already / prepare)

had already prepared

breakfast.

We (go)

to London because the Queen (invite)

us for tea.

He (hear)

the news, (go)

to the telephone and (call)

a friend.

When she (start)

to learn English, she (already / learn)

French.

Jane (already / type)

ten pages when her computer (crash)

.

By the time he (arrive)

at the pub, they (run)

out of beer.

Before that day we (never / think)

of going to Japan.

I (know)

him for a long time before I (meet)

his family.

They (not / know)

where to meet because nobody (tell)

them.

It (be)

cloudy for days before it finally (begin)

to rain.

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