Hi. Someone who can solve this questionnaire please is urgent. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES TO NEGATIVE QUESTIONS

1- You like Italian food *

Do you like Italian food?

Are you like Italian food?

Don`t you like Italian food?

 

2- She went home after the party *

does she went home after the party?

Didn`t she go home after the party?

Did she went home after the party?

3- They`ll take the 10 am bus *

Won`t they take the 10 am bus?

Will they taking the 10 am bus?

Aren`t they taking the 10 am bus?

CHOOSE THE CORRECT QUESTION TAG.

4- You study English at school, *

aren`t you?

do you?

don`t you?

5- They didn`t pass the exam, *

did they?

didn`t they?

do they?

6- She has found her keys, *

has she?

have she?

hasn`t she?

7- Mike isn`t staying with you, *

is he?

isn`t he?

he is?

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES

8- ___ a difficult exam this is! *

how

how a

what

9- ___ beautiful flowers!! *

how

how a

what a

10- ___a lovely day! *

how

how a

what

11- It was ___ a difficult exam ___ almost all the students failed. *

such, that

so, that

much, that

12- It was hot___ i felt i was going to faint. *

such, that

so, that

much, that

13- I found your keys but I can`t find___ *

my

I

mine

14- house is on Liberty street. *

My

Mine

It

15- Mary is a good friend of___. *

mine

my

she

16- I built this table *

my

mine

myself

17- Lucy is pregnant and can`t tie her shoestrings by  *

she

herself

hers

18- When they got married, Mary and John together for 3 years. *

have lived

had live

had lived

19- I my breakfast when my uber came. *

have finished

hadn`t finished

haven`t finished

20- you ___ to Paris before? *

Had, been

Did, be

Have, was

1. Don't you like Italian food?

2. Didn't she go home after the party?

3. Aren't they taking the 10 am bus?

4. don't you?

5. did they?

6. hasn't she?

7. is he?

8. What

9. What a

10. What

11. such, that

12. so, that

13. mine

14. My

15. mine

16. myself

17. herself

18. had lived

19. hadn't finished

20. Had, been

Hope that helps.

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