Make the sentences a) interrogative; b) negative

1. Tom is waiting for you.

2. The children are playing in the garden.

3. They are arriving in Moscow tomorrow.

4. Mary is doing her lessons now.

5. His parents are leaving next week.

6. The family are having dinner now.

7. Mr Black is speaking on the telephone.

8. They are going to buy a new house.

Disagree to the following statements. Use the words in the brackets.

She is reading now. (to write a letter)

– She is not reading. She is writing a letter.

1. Helen is skating now. (to ski)

2. They are playing tennis. (football)

3. The students are going home. (to the library)

4. Mother is making dinner. (to wash dishes)

5. Father is working in the garden. (to take a rest)

6. Ann and John are swimming. (to lie in the sun)

7. I am answering your questions. (to ask you questions)

8. We are having a party. (to have an English class)

You are having an English class now. Answer the following questions.

1. Are you having an English class now?

2. Are you speaking Russian?

3. Are you sitting or standing?

4. Is the teacher asking you questions?

5. Are you answering the teacher's questions?

6. Is the teacher speaking English?

7. Are you listening to what the teacher is saying?

8. Are you looking at the blackboard?

9. Are you looking at the teacher?

10. What (whom) are you looking at?

11. Who is asking you questions?

12. Whose questions are you answering?

13. What class are you having now?

14. Where are you going after classes?