Self study change these into interrogative and negative sentences

SELF STUDY

1. Change these into interrogative and negative sentences.

1. I was working when you rang me. 2. She was watering flowers when I met her. 3. When I saw him he was driving his car in the street. 4. It was raining when we left home. 5. They were crossing the road when she met them. 6. Strong wind was blowing at 8 o’clock.6.They repair cars here. 7. He check sour tickets. 8. Bell invented the telephone. 9. I saw something very interesting. 10. She put on her new fur coat. 11. Mathematics forms the basis of many other sciences. 12. The new lathe itself turns the part.

1.What was I working when you rang me? 2.What was she watering flowers when I met her? 3.What was he driving his car in the street when I saw him? 4.What was it raining when we left home? 5.What were they crossing the road when she met them ? …………………………………… 6.What was Strong wind blowing at 8 o’clock.6.They repair cars here? …………………………………… 7.What do he check sour tickets? …………………………………… 8.What did bell invite the telephone? 9.What did see somethink very interisting? 10.What does she put on her new fur coat ? 11.What do mathematics forms the basic of many other sciences? ……………………………………. 12.What do new lathe it self turns the part?

I wasn’t working when you rang me ……………………………… She was not watering flowers when I met her. ……………………………….. When I didn’t see him he was driving his car in the street.……………………………….. .…………………………….. It wasn’t raining when we left home. …………………………………. …………………………………. 5.They were not crossing the road when she met them …………………………………. 6. Strong wind was not blowing at 8 o’clock.6.They repair cars here. 7. He doesn’t check sour tickets. 8. Bell did not invente the telephone. 9. I didn’t see something very interesting. 10. She doesn’t put on her new fur coat. 11. Mathematics does not form the basis of many other sciences. 12. The new lathe itself doesn’t turn the part.

2. Cross out the wrong form.

How much \ many meat do you eat?

1. I drink too many \ too much coffee.

2. I eat to much \ too many biscuits.

3. I don’t drink enough water \ water enough.

4. I can’t go. I am too \ too much busy.

5. You work too much \ too many.

6. I only drink a few \ a little coffee.

7. I don’t have enough time \ time enough.

8. He has a few \ a little good friends.

9. There were not many wide streets in this town a little / a few years ago.

3.Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Indefinite or the Past Continuous Tense.

1. He (write) a letter when I (see) him. He was writing a letter when I saw him.

2. Harry (do) his work while his brothers (play) games. Harry was doing his work while his brothers were playing games

3. The man (fall) down as he (run) for the bus. The man full down as he was running for the bus.

4. We (sing) a song when George (come) into the room. We were singing a song when George came into the room.

5. While the teacher (give) a lesson, a small dog (walk) into the room. While the teacher was (giving a lesson, a small dog was walking into the room.

6. When the telephone bell (ring), I (work) in the garden. When the telephone bell rang, I was working in the garden.

7. My hat (flow) off when I (cross) the bridge. My hat was flowing off when I crossed the bridge.

8. Jack (do) his homework when his father (come) home from work. Jack was doing his homework when his father came home from work

9. Mary (wear) her new dress when I (meet) her yesterday. Mary was wearing her new dress when I met her yesterday

10. The pupils still (write) their compositions when the bell (ring). The pupils still had writing their compositions when the bell rang.

11. She (walk) along the street when she (see) an old friend. She was walking along the street when she saw an old friend.

12. While we (to cross) the road, I (to see) Karim While we were crossing the road, I saw Karim

4. Underline a little with uncountable nouns, a few- with countable ones.

1. He can speak English (a little, a few).

2. Let him think (a little, a few).

3. I’ve been to (a little, a few) lectures here and liked them very much.

4. We spent (a little, a few) days in the country and came back to town because the weather was awful.

5. You know (a little, a few) German, don’t you?

6. My friend knows (a little, a few) English words.

7. If you think (a little, a few) you will remember the rule and translate the sentence.

8. He is coming to Tashkent in (a little, a few) days.