1 Who was Olaf's story about?
2 Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins took their son Timothy and Grandma and Grandpa on a picnic lunch, didn't they?
3 Was Timothy hungry or thirsty?
4 Who wanted to have a cup of tea?
5 Where did the Wiggins stop to have lunch?
6 Did they see some cows or goats in the field?
7 Why didn't they like that nice stretch of grass?
8 Who wanted to find a shady place?
9 Did they try to stop in the woods?
10 What did Grandma say about stopping in the woods?
11 Did they stop by the river or by the lake?
12 Grandpa didn't like the damp ground, did he?
13 Who kept saying he was hungry?
14 Did they find a good place for their picnic?
15 Did Grandma and Grandpa like that place?
1. My friend has never told us about his work.
2. She has made a lot of mistakes before.
3. The pupil has already done his homework.
4. Have you ever been to London?
5. I haven’t called him up in the past few days.
6. My granny has often told me fairy tales.
7. Have they had their dinner yet?
8. I have hardly ever met him here.
9. Have you written down all these words already?
10. Ann has gone to the theatre this week.
11. She has just lost the key.
12. Has he understood everything yet?
13. I have spoken to him many times.
14. My brother has already passed the exam.
15. He has hardly ever told me about his trouble.
16. Has he often come to your place?
1 Who was Olaf's story about?
2 Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins took their son Timothy and Grandma and Grandpa on a picnic lunch, didn't they?
3 Was Timothy hungry or thirsty?
4 Who wanted to have a cup of tea?
5 Where did the Wiggins stop to have lunch?
6 Did they see some cows or goats in the field?
7 Why didn't they like that nice stretch of grass?
8 Who wanted to find a shady place?
9 Did they try to stop in the woods?
10 What did Grandma say about stopping in the woods?
11 Did they stop by the river or by the lake?
12 Grandpa didn't like the damp ground, did he?
13 Who kept saying he was hungry?
14 Did they find a good place for their picnic?
15 Did Grandma and Grandpa like that place?
1. My friend has never told us about his work.
2. She has made a lot of mistakes before.
3. The pupil has already done his homework.
4. Have you ever been to London?
5. I haven’t called him up in the past few days.
6. My granny has often told me fairy tales.
7. Have they had their dinner yet?
8. I have hardly ever met him here.
9. Have you written down all these words already?
10. Ann has gone to the theatre this week.
11. She has just lost the key.
12. Has he understood everything yet?
13. I have spoken to him many times.
14. My brother has already passed the exam.
15. He has hardly ever told me about his trouble.
16. Has he often come to your place?