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I. Makethe following sentences (a) negativeb) interrogative

irinika 18 сентября 2023

I. Makethe following sentences (a) negativeb) interrogative.

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1.Liz is not trying to fix her washing machineIs Liz trying to fix her washing machine? 2.we were not having lunch when our uncle came.were you having lunch when your uncle came? 3.she has not already started her new job.has she already started her new job? 4.by the end of the year he had not learnt to speak Frenchhad he learnt to speak French by the end of the year? 5.my secretary has not been typing the report for five hours.has your secretary been typing the for 5 hours?

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