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48 Sentences to rewrite in negative and interrogative




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  1. Make the sentence a question: You have work for me. ��������
  2. Make the sentence negative: I have this document.
  3. Make the sentence a question: You promised to increase the salary.����
  4. Make the sentence negative: I finished my work.
  5. Make the sentence a question: You gave me the money. �
  6. Make the sentence negative: I can do this work.
  7. Make the sentence a question: We deal. ���
  8. Make the sentence negative: I have all necessary certificates.
  9. Make the sentence a question: The work is hard.�
  10. Make the sentence negative: I can speak German.
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  1. Make the sentence a question: It is my room.��������
  2. Make the sentence negative: I have a lot of friends.
  3. Make the sentence a question: The bank is closed.�������������
  4. Make the sentence negative: She has a big house.
  5. Make the sentence a question: You are talking to me. ������
  6. Make the sentence negative: He has a friend in Norway.
  7. Make the sentence a question: They finished the work yesterday.�
  8. Make the sentence negative: I managed to do the work on time.
  9. Make the sentence a question: They worked very hard.������
  10. Make the sentence negative: I worked on Sunday.��

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  1. Make the sentence a question: I finish the work at 5 o�clock.�����������
  2. Make the sentence negative: He is my brother.
  3. Make the sentence a question: I need a certificate.�
  4. Make the sentence negative: I understand you.
  5. Make the sentence a question: I can find the bricks. ���
  6. Make the sentence negative: I know the answer.
  7. Make the sentence a question: You can check it now.����������
  8. Make the sentence negative: I promised to help.
  9. Make the sentence a question: You can tell me the answer. ������������
  10. Make the sentence negative: I can tell you where the trowel is.
  1. Make the sentence a question: You can show me the example.�������
  2. Make the sentence negative: They work in the mornings.
  3. Make the sentence a question: She showed me this room.
  4. Make the sentence negative: He has a car.
  5. Make the sentence a question: She works with you.�������������
  6. Make the sentence negative: They had a question.
  7. Make the sentence a question: He has my telephone number. ��������
  8. Make the sentence negative: They had a bill.
  9. Make the sentence a question: You saw my work.
  10. Make the sentence negative: You paid the bill.
  1. Make the sentence a question: There is a window. �����������
  2. Make the sentence negative: You saw his sister.
  3. Make the sentence a question: There are tools.���
  4. Make the sentence negative: I looked through the window.
  5. Make the sentence a question: There is change.���
  6. Make the sentence negative: I wanted to help.
  7. Make the sentence a question: You took it from my table.
  8. Make the sentence negative: He tells the truth.