Make up interrogative and negative sentences: model: •the student is speaking to his friend at the moment. ? is the student speaking to his friend at the moment? - the student is not speaking to his friend at the moment. we are doing very well in languages. i’m speaking english too slowly today. her english is getting better. the travel agent is waiting for you. the students are trying to grasp the difference. i’m answering your question. you are asking another question. the booking agent is speaking over the phone right now. the students are thinking about their careers at the moment. the ticket agent is working on the computer now. i’m spelling this word correctly. my spelling and pronunciation are getting better. !

We are doing very well in languages.
Are we doing very well in languages?
We are not doing very well in languages.

I’m speaking English too slowly today.
Am I speaking English too slowly today?
I am not speaking English too slowly today.

Her English is getting better.
Is her English getting better?
Her English is not getting better.

The travel agent is waiting for you.
Is the travel agent waiting for you?
The travel agent is not waiting for you.

The students are trying to grasp the difference.
Are the students trying to grasp the difference?
The students are not trying to grasp the difference.

I’m answering your question.
Am I answering your question?
I am not answering your question.

You are asking another question.
Are you asking another question?
You are not asking another question.

The booking agent is speaking over the phone right now.
Is the booking agent speaking over the phone right now?
The booking agent is not speaking over the phone right now.

The students are thinking about their careers at the moment.
Are the students thinking about their careers at the moment?
The students are not thinking about their careers at the moment.

The ticket agent is working on the computer now.
Is the ticket agent working on the computer now?
The ticket agent is not working on the computer now.

I’m spelling this word correctly.
Am I spelling this word correctly?
I am not spelling this word correctly.

My spelling and pronunciation are getting better.
Are my spelling and pronunciation getting better?
My spelling and pronunciation are not getting better.

1. Our customers are from English-speaking countries.

Our customers aren't from English-speaking countries.

Our customers are from English-speaking countries, aren't they?

 

2. There was a confidential document in that safe.

There wasn't a confidential document in that safe.

Was there a confidential document in that safe?

 

 3. She must know a foreign language in order to be a good secretary.

She must not know a foreign language in order to be a good secretary.

Who must know a foreign language in order to be a good secretary?

 

4. The Earth goes round the Sun.

The Earth doesn't go round the Sun.

The Earth goes round the Sun, doesn't it?

 

5. Alex is getting married next month.

Alex isn't getting married next month.

Is Alex getting married next month?

 

6. The police stopped me on my way home last night.

The police didn't stop me on my way home last night.

Who stopped me on my way home last night?

 

7. Yesterday Tom woke up early.

Yesterday Tom didn't wake up early.

When did Tom wake up early?

 

8. Lots of things have happened since I last wrote to you.

Lots of things haven't happened since I last wrote to you.

Have lots of things happened since I last wrote to you?

 

9. They'll have business talks tomorrow morning.

They won't have business talks tomorrow morning.

They'll have business talks tomorrow morning, won't they?

1. Are our customers from English-speaking countries?

    Our customers aren't from English-speaking countries.

 

2. Was there a confidential document in that safe?

   There wasn't a confidential document in that safe.

 

3. Must she know a foreign language in order to be a good secretary?

    She mustn't know a foreign language in order to be a good secretary.

 

4. Does The Earth go round the Sun?

    The Earth doesn't go round the Sun.

 

5. Is Alex getting married next month?

    Alex isn't getting married next month.

 

6. Did the police stop me on my way home last night?

    The police didn't stop me on my way home last night.

 

7. Did Tom wake up early yesterday?

    Tom didn't wake up early yesterday

 

8. Have lots of things happened since I last wrote to you?

     Lots of things haven't happened since I last wrote to you.

 

9. Will they have business talks tomorrow morning?

    They won't have business talks tomorrow morning.