Make the sentences negative and interrogative. 1. He had written his new play by the end of 2010. 2. Nancy had spent all her money on clothes by the time the shopping center closed. 3. Sue and Jack had arrived at the theatre by the beginning of the performance. 4. I had finished my report by the coffee break. 5. Mrs. Burton had cooked lunch by noon. 6. Monica had passed all her exams by Christmas holidays. 7. They had renovated the school by September.

Do they ski in the park?
Do they run in the park?
Do they jump in the park?
Does he help Oleg?
Does he play football?
Does she sing the strong?
Does he read books?
Does he sit there?
Does it jump there?
Does it swim there? 
Does she ski there?
Does he skate there?
Does she take the box?
Does he live in Vladimir?
Does he like fish?
Does she make cakes?
Does he dance well?
Does she go there?
Do they go there?
Do they live there?
Do they skate there?
Do they ski there?
Does he play there?
Does he dance there?
Does he jump there?
Does he skip there?
Does he run there?

Do they ski in the park? Do they run in the park? Do they jump in the park? Does he help Oleg? Does he play football? Does she sing the song? Does he read books? Does he sit here? Does it jump there? Does it swim there? Does she ski there? Does he skate there? Does she take the box? Does he lay in Vladimir? Does he like fish? Does she make cakes? Does he dance well? Does she go there? Do they go there? Do they live there? Do they skate there? Do they ski there? Does he play there? Does he dance there? Does he jump there? Does he skip there? Does he run there?