Question

Change these sentences into negative and
interrogative form.
• He graciously accepted the award on her behalf.
• I think Sara added too much sugar to the recipe.
• Moe admired Mr. Jones for his intellect.
• Corinne admitted that it was all her fault.
• Her parents advised against staying out too late.
• They agreed to meet at the coffee shop.
• Liz announced the grand prize winner of the night.
• The family baked a cake together.
• He graciously acceTimmy behaved very badly at pre-med.

Answer 1

Negative:

• He graciously didn't accept the award on her behalf.

• I think Sara didn't put too much sugar in the recipe.

• Moe didn't admire Mr. Jones for his intellect.

• Corinne didn't admit it was all her fault.

• Your parents didn't advise against staying out late.

• They didn't agree to meet at the cafe.

• Liz didn't announce the grand prize winner of the night.

• The family didn't bake a cake together.

• He kindly didn't accept Timmy behaved very badly in pre-med.

Interrogative:

• Did he graciously accept the award on your behalf?

• Did she think Sara put too much sugar in the recipe?

• Did Moe admired Mr. Jones for his intellect?

• Did Corinne admit it was all her fault?

• Did your parents advise against staying out late?

• Did they agree to meet at the cafe?

• Did Liz announce the grand prize winner of the night?

• Did the family bake a cake together?

• Did he graciously accept Timmy misbehaved in pre-med?