1. Change each, sentence into the negative and interrogative form
1. We shall catch a bus to the railway station.
2. Yesterday evening the doorman at the hotel took our suitcases and pointed the way to the desk-clerk
3. Her friends will take a taxi to the airport in twenty minutes.
4. Mark often travelled on business last year
5. They have just arrived
6. We had a pleasant and enjoyable voyage on the Black Sea last summer
7. She has been to Spain already
1. We shall catch a bus to the railway station.
2. Yesterday evening the doorman at the hotel took our suitcases and pointed the way to the desk-clerk
3. Her friends will take a taxi to the airport in twenty minutes.
4. Mark often travelled on business last year
5. They have just arrived
6. We had a pleasant and enjoyable voyage on the Black Sea last summer
7. She has been to Spain already
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1. Negative: We shall not catch a bus to the railway station.
Interrogative: Shall we catch a bus to the railway station?
2. Negative: Yesterday evening the doorman at the hotel did not take our suitcases and did not point the way to the desk-clerk.
Interrogative: Did the doorman at the hotel take our suitcases and point the way to the desk-clerk yesterday evening?
3. Negative: Her friends will not take a taxi to the airport in twenty minutes.
Interrogative: Will her friends take a taxi to the airport in twenty minutes?
4. Negative: Mark did not often travel on business last year.
Interrogative: Did Mark often travel on business last year?
5. Negative: They have not just arrived.
Interrogative: Have they just arrived?
6. Negative: We did not have a pleasant and enjoyable voyage on the Black Sea last summer.
Interrogative: Did we have a pleasant and enjoyable voyage on the Black Sea last summer?
7. Negative: She has not been to Spain already.
Interrogative: Has she been to Spain already?