Make the following sentences negative and interrogative
1. I can do the work. 2. She must go. 3. She may come in. 4. He can speak English well. 5. We must work at our design today. 6. You can tell them about the plan of your studies. 7. He can operate the computer brilliantly. 8. Our students can take an active part in self-government nowadays.

1. What was she doing when you came to her? She was cleaning the room.
2. I saw you when you were running down the street. Where were you hurrying?
3. We were going home late. It was not raining, but a strong wind was blowing.
4. We shall go to Warsaw in a month.
5. What was your son doing while we were talking? At this time he always watches TV.
6. She says her mother works for a large transportation company.
7. We know that he is at home.
8. I thought you were busy.
9. He asked me how I had managed to settle the issue of the cargo shipment.
10. He said that he went/had been to Paris in January 1990. оба варианта
11. We read in the newspaper that at that place a new hotel complex would be built.

Dear Alex,

How are you? I am in the capital of England - in London. My parents and I have always dreamed of visiting this beautiful city.

There are many beautiful old buildings. We have already visited Westminster Abbey, Big Ben (now called Elizabeth Tower), the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, the Cathedral of St. Paul's Cathedral, London Bridge, the Tower of London and the wax museum Madame Tussauds. In this museum there are figures of famous people from pop stars to prime ministers, made of wax. They look like the real thing. It's so interesting.

My parents and I walk now for Trafalgar Square. At its center is Nelson's Column, which is at the base of the statue is guarded by four lions. By the way, I sent you this postcard with a picture of Trafalgar Square.

The weather today is not very foggy and rainy. But it does not spoil our walk.

We made a lot of pictures. Next week we'll be home and I'll show you them.

Do not miss the opportunity to visit England and London.

Regards,

Maria