2 Write the question and negative form of these sentences.1 Naomi saw a UFO last week2 Bob Loft was flying the plane.3 The people were standing there amazed.4 The ghosts suddenly disappeared.5 It was the planetVenus.6 He was driving his car when he sawthe creature.​

A) 1. He’s been going (through) hard time but hope everything will be fine with him soon. 2. It’s not difficult to learn new words, indeed it’s a (piece of cake). 3. Would you like a (four-course) meal tonight? 4. I’m afraid the soup has gone (off), don’t eat it. 5. I hate eating out, I prefer (a home cooked) meal. 6 To make the best topping for pizza you have to (grate) cheese. 7. Please don’t spill the (beans) and don’t tell my secret to anyone. 8. I love (mashed) potatoes, not baked ones. 9. The new clothes shop has a great variety of clothes at very (low) prices. 10. To make a cake you have to (beat) eggs. B) 11. Japanese put different food to the obento, so that their kids weren’t (fussy) eaters. 12. She loves telling lies, so take her words with a (pinch) of salt. 13. This dish is very (nourishing) and has a lot of calories. 14. I would like a steak and a (side) salad. 15. This book is in great (demand) and we have no it on sale at the moment.

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