English, 11.01.2021 05:30, Arealbot

A. 1 Change the following sentences as indicated in the brackets.
We never play outside in the evening. (into yes/no-question)
b. Bijula invited me, too. (into negative)
c. She hardly comes to office in time. (into affirmative)
d. Shilas kept his book into his drawer. (into negative)
No one has taken her bag away. (into affirmative)
f. Either Nishma or Nimesh will do that work. (into negative)
g. Amisha will have gone there by next week. (wh-question)
h. We have already watched that movie. (into negative)
i. She has become late for school. (into interrogative)
j. Let me paint this picture, (into negative)
e.

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A. 1 Change the following sentences as indicated in the brackets.
We never play outside in th...