Make sentences interrogative 1. Susan met her friend in the park.
2. Kate went to school at 9 o clock yesterday
3. I waited for the bus for twenty minutes
4. Lily eats an apple
5. I come home after school every day

1. They haven’t yet come from the south.  

2. He was ill last week, but now he has recovered.  

3. If everybody has read this new novel, let's discuss it.  

4. Have you booked tickets? — Yes, I have. I booked them several days ago.  

5. I can hardly recognize you. I have not seen you since you left for Moscow. And you have changed so much.  

6. Have you read all the books on this shelf?  

7. I haven’t seen my cousin since last year.  

8. Why have you put these things in the wrong place?  

9. Why have you left the door open? You will catch cold sitting in the draught.  10. "We haven’t met for such a long time!" said my friend. "Yes, indeed," I answered, "and we both have grown."

1. Why did you (put) these things in the wrong place?
2. Why did you (leave) the door open? You will catch cold sitting in the draught.
3. "We (have not met) for such a long time!" said my friend. "Yes, indeed," I answered, "and we have both (grown)."
4. What books did you ( read) when you ( lived) in the country?
5. They (have not yet come) from the south.
6. He (was) ill last week, but now he (has recovered).
7. If everybody (has read) this new novel, let's discuss it.
8. Have you ( booked) tickets? — Yes, I have . I ( booked) them several days ago.