Сhange the positive phrases into the negative ones. use full verb forms without full stops. 1. they like 2. mr brown and mike hurry 3. sarah buys

1. They do not like.
2. Mr Brown and Mike do not hurry.
3. Sarah does not buy.

I remember when I 1) went (go) on holiday abroad for the first time.
I 2) had just left (just/leave) school.
I 3) studied (study) very hard for my final exams and I 4) felt (feel) that I needed to get away.
A friend of mine 5) wanted (want) to go away as well so we 6) decided (decide) to look some brochures at a travel agent's.
We 7) had searched/had been searching (search) for about an hour when my friend 8) found (find) the perfect holiday - two weeks in Cuba.
We 9) were (be) very excited about it.
Finally the day of our holiday 10) arrived (arrive).
We 11) had just left (just/leave) the house when the phone 12) rang (ring).
I 13) ran (run) back into the house, but the phone 14) had stopped (stop) by the time I 15) reached (reach) it.
When we 16) got (get) at the airport, we 17) checked (check) in and18) went (go) to the cafeteria.
While we were having our coffee, the airline 19) made (make) an announcement.
Our flight was delayed for eight hours.
It was then that I 20) realised (realise) what the phone call was about.
We 21) got up (get up) very early and rushed to the airport, all for nothing.

2) Kate has got a beautitul pointer, hasn't she? 3) Nick and Mike are sitting at the desk, aren't they? 4) He bought two rulers yesterday, didn't he? 5) She will come to school on time, won't she? 6) There is no bookcase in our classroom, is there? 7) They come to school at 8:30, don't they? 8) It is Masha,s classroom, isn't it? 9) There are some books on the table, aren't there? 10) You can see a duster under the blackboard, can't you? 11) The teacher has got pens, hasn't he/she? 11) Masha will come to her classroom tomorrow, won't she?