ответье на вопросы Read these sentences and turn them into positive sentences, negative ones or questions. The phrases behind the given sentences tell you what to do. Don’t forget about full stops and question marks.

Example 0. He can correct the mistakes. (negative sentence)

Answer 0. He can't correct the mistakes.

1. Can the girls play hockey? (positive sentence)

2. Can Carol cook a cake? (positive sentence)

3. Can she take a day off? (positive sentence

1. Sally
talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous.

2. No matter how hard I try, I
see the difference in the two pictures Susan says she can easily see.

3. She
find a place to sit. The bus was full of people.

1. Can the girls play hockey? (positive sentence)
Answer 1. The girls can play hockey.

2. Can Carol cook a cake? (positive sentence)
Answer 2. Carol can cook a cake.

3. Can she take a day off? (positive sentence)
Answer 3. She can take a day off.

1. Sally couldn't talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous. (negative sentence)
Explanation: "Couldn't" is the negative form of "could", indicating the inability to talk to customers.
Answer 1. Sally could talk to customers yesterday as she was a bit nervous.

2. No matter how hard I try, I can't see the difference in the two pictures Susan says she can easily see. (negative sentence)
Explanation: "Can't" is the negative form of "can", indicating the inability to see the difference.
Answer 2. No matter how hard I try, I can see the difference in the two pictures Susan says she can easily see.

3. She couldn't find a place to sit. The bus was full of people. (negative sentence)
Explanation: "Couldn't" is the negative form of "could", indicating the inability to find a place to sit.
Answer 3. She could find a place to sit. The bus was full of people.

Note: In negative sentences, "can't" is the contraction of "cannot", which has the same meaning as "can't".