Put questions to the italicized words. 1. the man was reading a magazine when somebody knocked at the door. 2. he was waiting for a bus. 3. the boy was skating. 4. the students were dancing when i open­ed the door. 5, the girl was eating ice-cream when we cam^ in. 6. she was looking after her little
brother. 7. the pupil? were discussing a story. 8. the man was passing the theatre when the clock struck ten. 9. it was snowing when w# went out. 10. the boy was running very fast.

The food is burning. Have you turned off the oven?  - No, I haven't.    The flowers are dirty. Has Ann watered them? – No, she hasn`t.

The kitchen floor is dirty. Has Scott cleaned it? – No, he hasn`t.

The baby is crying. Has Carol fed her? – No, she hasn`t.

There isn't any milk. Have Tim and Chris done shopping? - No, they haven't. 

Mary is on the phone. Have you told her good news? No, I haven't. 

The fridge isn't working. Has Sam called a repairman? – No, he hasn`t.

Our guests are here. Has Bill set the table? – Yes, he has.

A. There was once a poor woman who had a little house, a very little garden and a daughter. They ate what they could grow in the garden and when summer came they went into the forest to pick wild berries.
So one summer morning the daughter was in the forest. She was picking the berries. Soon she found some place with a lot of berries and her basket became full. It was time for lunch.The girl sat on the tree and prepared to eat her lunch. "I took some bread from home," she thought . "But I didn't bring any water. I go and look for some river or lake."