Английский язык , перефразируйте следующие предложения используя самостоятельный причастный оборот

общий
1) Will she be in Leeds all weekend?
2) Was Tom sitting in the corner with a book?
альтернативный
1) Will she be in Leeds or in London all weekend?
2) Was Tom sitting in the corner with a book or with a magazine?
специальный
1) How long will she be in Leeds?
2) Where was Tom sitting with a book?
к подлежащему
1) Who will be in Leeds all weekend?
2) Who was sitting in the corner with a book?
разделительный
1) She will be in Leeds all weekend, won't she?
2) Tom was sitting in the corner with a book, wasn't he?

1. Nick night have left his exercise book at home. 2. You may have left your umbrella in the bus. 3. He might have gone to the cafe to wait for us. 4. It might have been Helen who rang you up. 5. They may have come by plane. 6. She might have had a very good English teacher. 7. It might have been too cold for the children to go out. 8. He may have taken his children to the zoo. 9. They may not have seen us in the crowd. 10. Robert may have used a dictionary. 11. Mary might have misunderstood you. 12. Henry may have waited for us there. 13. Ann might have returned very late last night. 14. They may have seen the new play.