Rewrite these to give the same meaning, using the correct form of the verbs in brackets. The six technicians report to the project leader. (supervise)
The project leader
The chief electrician manages the five electricians. (report to)

a) Is the dog barking at the cat in the yard? Who is barking at the cat in the yard? When is the dog barking at the cat in the yard?

b) Does the girl help her mother in the kitchen? Who does help her mother in the kitchen? Whom does the girl help in the kitchen? When does the girl help her mother in the kitchen?

c) Where were they yesterday evening? Were they in the theatre yesterday evening? Who were in the theatre yesterday evening? When were they in the theatre?

d) Will he operate on the day after tomorrow? Who will operate on the day after tomorrow? When will he operate?

A) How much time do we have?
b) I don't have many friends, but all of them are worthy.
c) He doesn't earn much money, but enough to live on.
d) How many times have you been abroad?
e) A lot of people come to see the gallery.

a) I've got little time. I won't manage to do it by 5 o'clock.
b) There are a few cars in the street. At least 10 in our street.
c) He feels lonely, he has got few friends.
d) He's had quite a few occasions to tell me about it, but he didn't.
e) It's very boring. There is little to do here.