Make the following sentences interrogative and negative.
1. Her sister lives in London.
2. My friend learns English.
3. Our teacher speaks French.
4. This manager works at our office.
5. His wife goes to the office in the morning.
6. Her friend does English exercises at home.
7. His name is David.
8. They are having dictation now.
9. He often reads in the evening.
10. My parents come home at 7.
11. Nick plays piano every day.
12. We speak Italian at the lessons.
1. Her sister lives in London.
2. My friend learns English.
3. Our teacher speaks French.
4. This manager works at our office.
5. His wife goes to the office in the morning.
6. Her friend does English exercises at home.
7. His name is David.
8. They are having dictation now.
9. He often reads in the evening.
10. My parents come home at 7.
11. Nick plays piano every day.
12. We speak Italian at the lessons.
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Does my friend learn English?
Does our teacher speak French?
Does this manager work at our office?
Does his wife go to the office in the morning?
Does her friend do English exercises at home?
Is his name David?
Are they having dictation now?
Does he often read in the evening?
Do my parents come home at 7?
Does Nick play piano every day?
Do we speak Italian at the lessons?
This manager does not work at our office.
His wife does not go to the office in the morning.
Her friend does not do English exercises at home.
His name is not David.
They are not having dictation now.
He does not often read in the evening.
My parents do not come home at 7.
Nick does not play piano every day.
We do not speak Italian at the lessons.