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Interrogative or negative clause

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1.Brian spent the night at Bel Air Hotel. (-)

did

night

Air

spend

not

the

Bel

Brian

Hotel.

at

2.He has been sitting in the entrance hall since this morning. (?)

since

the

Has

morning?

in

entrance

sitting

this

been

he

hall

3.She is asking the right questions. (?)

asking

the

questions?

she

right

Is

4.They would accept to cooperate with us if we asked them to. (?)

cooperate

we

if

us

they

to?

Would

them

accept

with

to

asked

5.They were listening to him. (-)

him.

not

They

listening

were

to

6.The guests had to sign the book. (?)

book?

have

the

Did

to

guests

sign

the

7.She had many other friends. (-)

friends.

have

other

not

She

did

many

8.Our partners have signed the contract. (-)

not

contract.

the

signed

Our

partners

have

9.They have got a lot to do. (?)

to

do?

got

a

they

Have

lot

10.They often have lunch with her. (?)

lunch

they

often

Do

her?

have

with