Put the verb in the right form (positive, negative or question It was a good party. (I / enjoy) I enjoyed it. — you/have a toast for breakfast? — No, I usually eat eggs in the morning. Where you/buy this cool jumper? I I/speak to him last week because he was away. Where Jake/live in his childhood? Paul felt ill yesterday, so he/go to school. The cafe was really cheap. The dinner/cost very much.

1.Do you have  a toast for breakfast?

2.Where did you buy this cool jumper?

3.I  didn't speak to him last week because he was away

4.Where does Jake live in his childhood?

5.Paul felt ill yesterday, so  he didn't go to school.

6.The cafe was really cheap. The dinner didn't cost very much

Объяснение:

1 she wears a uniform

2 He washes his car every weekend

3 Rosemary speaks three languages.

4 My dad gets up at 7 o'clock every day.

5 Isabel is a flight attendant. She serves passengers.

6 Their son works in this hospital.

7 Jim's a postman. He delivers letters to people.

8 Jane's a doctor. She helps ill people.

9 Ben lives in a flat in Birmingham.

10  Nancy's uncle is a pilot. He travels all over the world.

11 In winter Sheila does skiing and in summer plays? (предложение непонятно написано)

12 My friend's son studies Turkish and English at university.

13 Most of the people work at 8 o'clock every morning.

14 Where does Tony Blair live?

15 What does your father do in his free time?

16 Who does Andy's little brother play with?

17 What does Natalie's nephew do?

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Объяснение:

1. You are on a train. Ask someone you don't know to close the window

     - Do  you mind of opening the window?

     - No, I don't.

     - Could you help me because I don't know how to do it.

     - Sorry, I'm afraid. I can't.

     - But why? Why not?

     - Because of my fingerache. I've broken it.

     - Oh, awful!  It's a pity.

     - You have to ask someone else.

     - Of course, I have. It's terribly hot. What can we do?

     - Let's try to look for somebody who will be able really to help...

3. You see your middle-aged neighbour in the street. Ask him/her to post a letter for you

    - How do you do, Nina Vasilievna?

    - I'm fine, thanks. What about you?

    - Thanrs, fine.

    - What can I do for you?

    - Would you post a letter for me, I have no time,  I  have to go to meet my little sister after her classes.

    - With a pleasure. Whom have you written a letter?

    - To my elder brother.

    - Isn't he at home?

    - Oh, no. He has left to Moscow to enter the university.

    - Well, give me your letter. I must go.

    - Thank you very much.

    - Never mind.