Put the following sentences in the Present Simple Passive. 1. In my family my husband makes the beds. 2.These apples grow in Almaty. 3. They ask me my name and address. 4. People wish the newly married couple a long and happy life. 5. Our mother tells us children stories every evening. 6. In summer children often drive the horses to the field. 7.They water the flowers regularly

1.    The third-year students will have industrial training next semester, will not they? 2.    The third-year students will not have industrial training next semester, will they? 3.    Will the third-year students have industrial training next semester? 4.    Who will have industrial training next semester? 5.    What will the third-year students have next semester? 6.    What will the third-year students do next semester? 7.    When will the third-year students have industrial training? 8.    What will the third-year students have next semester industrial training or summer holidays?

1. His working day begins at ten o’cloc.

Does his working day begin at ten o’clock?

Does his working day begin at ten or at nine  o’clock?

His working day begins at ten o’clock, doesn't it?

When does his working day begin?

What begins at ten o’clock?

 

2. My colleagues are very busy this month.

Are my colleagues very busy this month?

Are my colleagues very busy this month or this week?

My colleagues are very busy this month, aren't they?

When are my colleagues  very busy?

Who is very busy this month?

 

3. They have dinner-break at 2 p.m.

Do they have dinner-break at 2 p.m?

Do they have dinner-break at 2 or 1  p.m?

They have dinner-break at 2 p.m., don't they?

What do they have at 2 p.m.?

Who has  dinner-break at 2 p.m?