Read these sentences and help the tiger write negative ones using full verbs forms. Don’t use full stops at the end of the sentences, they are given. Study the examples.

(Прочитай предложения и тигрёнку написать отрицательные, используя полные глагольные формы. Не используй точки в конце предложения, они уже даны. Изучи примеры.)

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Example 0. They went to the shop yesterday.

Answer 0. They did not go to the shop yesterday.

Example 1. He was in a park.

Answer 1. He was not in a park.

Last spring the Stewarts visited a small town in the north-west of England, in the Lake District. Old Mrs. Stewart, Henry’s mother’ lives there. The place is very nice with (a lot of) forests and (some) low mountains. The town is clean and cosy with (a lot of) green trees. There aren’t ( many) shops there. The shops are usually very small and very (few) people work there. “Are there ( many) cinemas here, dad?” Henry’s daughter wanted to know. Her father said there were (some). Old Mrs. Stewart lives near the river. There is ( little) water in the river in summer, but there are (a lot of) beautiful lakes with (a lot of) water in the forest. Old Mrs. Stewart’s house isn’t big. It hasn’t got ( many) rooms in it. There are very ( few) big houses in the town. They are usually hotels. In June, July and August (a lot of people come here to spend their holidays in this wonderful place. 

1. Peter blames his problems on his parents

It looks like he is barking up the wrong tree.

2. Helen has exhausted herself by attempting to do too much

She has been burning the candle at both ends recently.

3. I know you probably can’t help me but I thought I’d ask just in case there’s a possibility.

I know I can only rely on the off chance.

4.Arthur boasts of entering a golf tournament even though he has never played before.

He will make a fool of himself. He doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell.

5.Nick suffers from knee injury – as many tennis players do.

That’s par for the course, I must admit.

6. We may as well stop trying to achieve victory on this issue – we are just wasting time

The colonel compared it with flogging a dead horse.

7.Who needs to work harder at school?

Ann’s report said she must pull her socks up.

8.The teacher wondered who hadn’t delivered the work on time.

It was George who decided it wasn’t worth breaking his back to meet the deadline.

9.The coach is persuading his team to make an enormous effort to win the game

We’re playing well, but we need to go all out this time.

10.A teacher is telling a student not to spend too long on a question that doesn’t demand more than a few sentences as an answer.

Make the essential points but don’t make a meal out of it

11.Edward is congratulating a friend who has just got a promotion and a new flat, in the same week.

You’ve really landed on your feet this time

12.Jill is complaining about her flat-mate, who is lazy and does no housework

She doesn’t lift a finger.

13.Sara’s boss is explaining to her that she shouldn’t try to get a job done by leaving out certain parts of the task.

It’s no good trying to cut corners.

14.Jim is complaining about how hard it has been to keep his business going.

I’ve been working my socks off for the past two years.