Write the sentences in the positive or in the negative form. Example: a). There isn't any oil in the bottle.
a) There is some oil in the bottle.
b) There are some vegetables in the basket.
c) There is an orange on the table.
d) There isn't any cereal in the bowl.
e) There is some kumyz in the bottle.
f) There aren't any plums and pears in the basket.
g) There isn't a watermelon on the table.
h) There is some rice in the bowl.
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1.Fred had worked for the company for ten weeks.

2.They had bought a new car.

3.Kate often visited the sports club.

4.Nike had dinner every day.

5.The children walked to school every day.

6.Ann usually went to Bob's house.

7.My brother played a computer game every evening.

1. Mrs. Collins, what car are waiting for?

2. I will taste this cheese when she arrives today.

3. Next month will I have a dog?

4. She will go to the theatre on Wednesday.

5. Will Darina bring that book tomorrow?

6. What are they doing now?

7.Shall we buy a new car next year?

1. correct(T) - she has to spend all day with children when she’s working. - I have to look after thirty kids all on my own for twenty-four hours a day!

2. incorrect(F) - she thinks the facilities are good. - I’m really depressed.

She thinks the facilities are bad.

3. incorrect(F) - she doesn’t have to get up early every day. - Breakfast is at 6:30, so I have to get up at 5 a.m. and get the kids ready.

She has to get up early every day.

4. correct(T) - she works long hours. - I have to look after thirty kids all on my own for twenty-four hours a day!

5. incorrect(F)- she’s got a good relationship with children. - I don’t think they like me very much.

She’s not get a good relationship with children.

6. incorrect(F)  - the sports organizer is popular. - He shouts a lot and the kids are really frightened of him!

The sports organizer is unpopular.

7. correct(T) - she works six days a week. - And we have one day off a week