Make the sentences interrogative. She is setting on the sofa.
My father is reading a news paper.
She is playing with her cat uth. I am playing computer game.​

1. They don't study French at school.
Do they study French at school?
2. My sister doesn't live in Moscow. 
Does my sister live in Moscow?
3. He isn't  packing his things now.
Is he packing his things now?
4. They aren't  having dinner.
Are they having dinner?
 5. He didn't enjoy this film. 
Did he enjoy this film?
5. When I didn't ring him up he wasn't reading. 
Was he reading when I rang him up?
6. They won't translate this text next week.
Shall they  translate this text next week?
7. His younger son doesn't go to bed at nine o’clock.
Does his younger son go to bed at nine o’clock?
8. She didn't give her dictionary to her friend.
Did she give her dictionary to her friend?
 9. There aren't many fruit trees in front of my house.
Are there many fruit trees in front of my house
 10 He doesn't have a room of his own.
Does he have a room of his own

Coca-Cola 1(is enjoyed) all over the world. 1.6 billion gallons 2(are sold) every year, in over 160 countries. The drink 3(was invented) by Dr. John Pemberton in Atlanta, on May 1886, but his partner, Frank Robinson 4(gave) it the name Coca-Cola. In the first year, only nine drinks a day 5(were sold). In 1888, a man called Asa Candler 6(bought) the company. The first factory 7(was opened) in Dallas, Texas, in 1895. Coca-Cola 8(is still made) there today. Billions of bottles and cans 9(have been produced) since 1895. Diet Coke 10(has been produced) since 1982, and over the years the company 11(has been using) many clever advertisements to sell the product. It is certain that Coca-Cola 12(will be drunk) far into the following centuries.