Преобразуйте утвердительные предлржения в отрицательные и вопросительные: 1 her friend gave her a lift home yesterday. 2 the film started at five. 3 the train left ten minutes ago. 4 theq were late for the plane. 5 he arrived in london last saturday. 6 she went skating two hours ago.

1. (-) Her friend didn't give her a lift home yesterday.
(?) Did her friend give her a lift home yesterday?
2. (-) The film didn't start at five.
    (?) Did the film start at five? 
3. (-) The train didn't leave ten minutes ago.
    (?) Did the train leave ten minutes ago?
4.(-)They were not late for the plane. 
  Were they late for the plane? 
5. He didn't arrive in London last Saturday.
    Did he arrive in London last Saturday?
6. She didn't go skating two hours ago.
   Did she go skating two hours ago?

1. He has suffered a great deal of pain. You (do not think) he ( behaves) very well, though? 2. "I (live) up there," she said, indicating the gates. 3. I never (change) my shoes even when I ( get) my feet wet. 4. "By the way," I asked Arthur, "what is Bill ( doing) now?" 5. The guard stared at him. "Do you ( have) a pass?" 6. "Does Mr. Brown (play) cards?" he asked. 7. "Luis (keeps) something in secret." "Doesn't he (tell) you everything?" 8. They will have to stay with us when they (arrive) here. 9. "And what has become of Mr. Jones?" the man asked. "He (is doing) well." 10. "You must forgive me," Mr. Smith said, "but I (do not touch) alcohol." 11. It's no use mumbling at me out of the side of your mouth, and imagining that you (are speaking) French. 12. "Dan," she said, turning to her husband with her hand over the mouthpiece, "why is your brother ( calling) so early?" 13. I (believe) she (feels) foolish this morning. 14. If there is one thing I (do not like) on a voyage it is the unexpected. Naturally I (am not talking) of the sea. The sea (presents) no problem. 15. He will give me a welcome whenever I (come) here. 16. A very old woman was staring at them intently. "Are we ( doing) something to attract attention?" Grace asked. 17. At the further end of the village ( stands) the medieval church. 18. "I shall go mad if this ( goes) on much longer," said Rex. 19. "Where's Mrs. Hardy?" "Downstairs, Sir. She (is greeting) the guests."

My name is Anna and I’m 15 years old. I’d like to speak on the topic of vegetarianism, which is becoming highly popular and demanded in modern society. The definition of this complex notion is a diet free of meat, fish and fowl. Becoming a vegetarian doesn’t mean that one can’t afford to buy meat. It usually means that they want to maintain a healthy lifestyle, to reduce the intake of fat and certainly to save animals from suffering. When I think about the risks that animals are going through, I want to turn into a vegetarian myself. I’m sure it’s the first and most valuable reason why people stop eating meat. However, there are a number of other reasons. Some people believe that meat-free food is much healthier, particularly eating fruit and vegetable dishes. As far as I know, there are six widespread forms of vegetarianism nowadays. Vegans, for example, don’t eat any products that come from animals including meat. They are allowed to eat all kinds of vegetation, greenery, nuts and various grains. Lacto-vegetarians eat the same products, but add some dairy products to their daily ration, while ovo-vegetarians are allowed to eat eggs. In any case vegetarianism is supposed to save money and to reduce some health risks. At the same time, there are constant arguments about this topic. It is known that meat is a rich source of protein. That’s why people who follow meat-free diet need to think how to substitute it. Before making any changes in the diet, it is highly recommended to consult a nutrition specialist and to undergo some tests.