Change the verb into the correct form: 1. (I wake up) at five in the morning? 2. (you go) to work by train? 3. (she drink) coffee every morning? 4. (he smoke)? 5. (it hurt)? 6. (we dance)? 7. (they travel)? 8. (Emma cook) well? 9. (Alexander exercise) regularly? 10. (I look) well? 11. (you rest) enough? 12. (William work) too hard? 13. (they travel) often? 14. (Anthony go) to sleep too late?ө​

1. Did Miss Martha keep a little bakery on the corner?
Who kept a little bakery on the corner?
Where did Miss Martha keep a little bakery on the corner?
Miss Martha kept a little bakery on the corner, didn't she?
Did Miss Martha keep a little bakery or a bookshop on the corner?

2. Was somebody knocking at the door loudly?
Who was knocking at the door loudly?
How was somebody knocking at the door?
Somebody was knocking at the door loudly, wasn't he?
Was somebody knocking at the door or at the window loudly?

1. I wrote to her but the letter never arrived.  2. Britain is an island.  3. What is the name of this village?  4. Jane is a very nice person. You must meet her.  5. Montreal is a large city in Canada.  6. What is the largest city in Canada?  7. "What time is it?" "I don't know. I haven't got a watch."  8. When I went to Rome, I stayed with an Italian friend of mine.  9. You look very tired. You need a holiday.  10. Don't sit on the floor. It's very dirty.  11. "Let's go to a restaurant this evening." "That's a good idea. Which restaurant shall we go?"  12. Can you turn on the radio, please? I want to listen to some music.  13. Tom is in the bathroom. He's having a bath.  14. This is a nice room, but I don't like the colour of the carpet.  15. We live in an old house near the station. It's two miles from the center