Make the following interrogative and negative. 1. John has a new PC. 2. You have many relatives in Poland. 3. My sister has music lessons once a week. 4. Our children have many toys. 5. We usually have coffee in the morning. 6. Her daughter has a car. 7. The clerks have lunch at eleven. 8. I have a textbook on English. 9. We have much snow this winter. 10. We have supper at six. 11. His aunt has a garden. 12. I have enough paper to write three letters. 13. I have a collection of coins. 14. He has a reliable mobile phone. 15. My grandmother has two cats. 16. His niece has friends in Atlanta. 17. She has a bank account. 18. I have a hole in my pocket. 19. I have a camera. 20. She has beautiful blue eyes.

1. Has John a new PC? No, he hasn't a new PC

2. Have you many relatives in Poland? No, you haven't many relatives in  Poland.

3. Has my sister music lessons once a week? No, my sister hasn't music lessons once a week.

4. Have our children many toys? No, our children haven't many toys

5. Have we usually coffee in the morning? No, we haven't usually coffee in the morning

6. Has her daughter a car? No, her daughter hasn't a car

7. Have the clerks lunch at eleven? No, the clerks haven't lunch at eleven

8 Have I textbook in English? No, I haven't textbook in English.

9 Do we have much snow in winter? No, we haven't much snow in winter

10 Have we supper at six? No, we haven't supper at six.

11 Has his aunt a garden? No, his aunt hasn't a garden.