Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Topilskaya

1) Put the sentences into the negative and the question
1. Tom has to ride a bicycle.
2. We have to promote the site in every possible way.
3. We are allowed to go to the disco on Saturday.
4. Henry can swim.
5. He can do what he likes.
6. She can clean the room well.

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Автор ответа: VaTa84

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1. Tom doesn't have to ride a bicycle. Does Tom have to ride a bicycle? 2. we don't have to promote the site in every possible way. Do we have to promote the site in every possible way? 3. we are not allowed to go to the disco on Saturday. Are we allowed to go to the disco on Saturday? 4. Henry can't swim. can Henry swim? 5. he can't do what he likes. can he do what he likes? 6. she can't clean the room well. can she clean the room well?

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Translate into Russian:
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