Question

3) Turn into the NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE forms the following sentences:
a) Joana is studying to the test.
b) The children are playing in the garden
c) Your friends are traveling.
d) I am your neighbor.
e) Peter is reading an excellent book.

Answer 1

3) Turn into the NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE forms the following sentences:

a) Joana is studying to the test.

NEGATIVE: Joana is not/isn't studying to the test.

INTERROGATIVE: Is Joana is to the test?

b) The children are playing in the garden

NEGATIVE: The children are not/aren't playing in the garden.

INTERROGATIVE: Are the children playing in the garden?

c) Your friends are traveling.

NEGATIVE: Your friends are not/aren't traveling.

INTERROGATIVE: Are your friends traveling?

d) I am your neighbor.

NEGATIVE: I am not your neighbor.

INTERROGATIVE: Am I your neighbor?

e) Peter is reading an excellent book.

NEGATIVE: Peter is not/isn't reading an excellent book.

INTERROGATIVE: Is Peter reading an excellent book?