Составить два предложения has heve отрицательную утвердителную

She has got a car. She hasn`t got a car.
You have some money. You haven`t some money.

1. The agricultural reforms (had begun) a few months earlier.
2. He (had not flown) before.
3. The film (had begun) by the time we got to the cinema.
4. I (had just stepped)  into her office when the telephone rang.
5. By the time I got to the party, most people (had gone) home.
6. She was very good at tennis because she (had played) before.
7. After they (had eaten) all the food, they picked up their bags and left.
8. I (had heard) the symphony many times before.
9. When I got home, I found that someone (had broken) into my flat.
10. By the end of last year he (had learnt) to speak English.
11. We (had not  reached) the station when it began raining.

Independence. This conception is very popular among people of all ages, especially among the teenagers. But what is "independence" mean and what do you fo to make your parents believe that you can be independent? At first, the main question is what attributes should have "independent person". I guess, that responsibility, competence of being reasonable, clever and wise can show other people, that you're ready to live on your own. The best arguments of your independence are your deeds. And i think, the best way to show my parents my really independence is to answer for my own actions and words. At least, I always strive to take all decisions by myself. All this attributes help me to become more independent in my parent's eyes.