Exercise 5. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative. 1. It is 10 o’clock now. 2. They have got five children. 3. You are late. 4. He is hard-working. 5. We have got a small cottage. 6. I have much time. 7. We are students. 8. She has got many English books. 9. There are 14 floors in their house. 10. I am from Kiev. 11. His name is Steve. 12. He is a first-year student. 13. He is twenty. 14. They are at home. 15. It is warm today. 16. There are 15 employees in his office. 17. The office is large. 18. They are lawyers. 19. Her eyes are green. 20. They are friends.

Вот как я бы сделал отрицательные и вопросительные формы для каждого предложения.

1. It is 10 o’clock now.
   — Interrogative: Is it 10 o’clock now?
   — Negative: It isn’t 10 o’clock now.

2. They have got five children.
   — Interrogative: Have they got five children?
   — Negative: They haven’t got five children.

3. You are late.
   — Interrogative: Are you late?
   — Negative: You aren’t late.

4. He is hard-working.
   — Interrogative: Is he hard-working?
   — Negative: He isn’t hard-working.

5. We have got a small cottage.
   — Interrogative: Have we got a small cottage?
   — Negative: We haven’t got a small cottage.

6. I have much time.
   — Interrogative: Do I have much time?
   — Negative: I don’t have much time.

7. We are students.
   — Interrogative: Are we students?
   — Negative: We aren’t students.

8. She has got many English books.
   — Interrogative: Has she got many English books?
   — Negative: She hasn’t got many English books.

9. There are 14 floors in their house.
   — Interrogative: Are there 14 floors in their house?
   — Negative: There aren’t 14 floors in their house.

10. I am from Kiev.
    — Interrogative: Am I from Kiev?
    — Negative: I’m not from Kiev.

11. His name is Steve.
    — Interrogative: Is his name Steve?
    — Negative: His name isn’t Steve.

12. He is a first-year student.
    — Interrogative: Is he a first-year student?
    — Negative: He isn’t a first-year student.

13. He is twenty.
    — Interrogative: Is he twenty?
    — Negative: He isn’t twenty.

14. They are at home.
    — Interrogative: Are they at home?
    — Negative: They aren’t at home.

15. It is warm today.
    — Interrogative: Is it warm today?
    — Negative: It isn’t warm today.

16. There are 15 employees in his office.
    — Interrogative: Are there 15 employees in his office?
    — Negative: There aren’t 15 employees in his office.

17. The office is large.
    — Interrogative: Is the office large?
    — Negative: The office isn’t large.

18. They are lawyers.
    — Interrogative: Are they lawyers?
    — Negative: They aren’t lawyers.

19. Her eyes are green.
    — Interrogative: Are her eyes green?
    — Negative: Her eyes aren’t green.

20. They are friends.
    — Interrogative: Are they friends?
    — Negative: They aren’t friends.