Question

Write the negative and interrogative forms of the sentences below:

a) They have spoken to the teacher about the problem.



b) Lucy has driven a car in England.



c) He has seen a famous person on the street.

Answer 1

Resposta:

A) N= They didn't have speak to the teacher about the problem.

    I= Did they have speak to the teacher about the problem?

B) N= Lucy didn't has drive a car in England.  

    I= Did Lucy has drive a car in England?

C) N= He didn't has see a famous person on the street.

    I= Did he has see a famous person on the street?

Answer 2

NEGATIVE FORM: Sujeito + verbo auxiliar to have no Simple Present + not + verbo principal no Particípio Passado + complemento; EXEMPLO: They have not visited.

INTERROGATIVE FORM: Verbo auxiliar to have no Simple Presente + sujeito + verbo principal no Particípio Passado + complemento; EXEMPLO: Have they visited?

LEMBRANDO:   I - You- We - They = HAVE

                           He - She - It = HAS

RESPOSTA:

a) They haven´t spoken to the teacher about the problem.

Have they spoken to the teacher about the problem?

b) Lucy hasn´t driven a car in England.

   Has she driven a car in England?

c) He hasn´t seen a famous person on the street.

   Has he seen a famous person on the street?