Ex. XVII, p. 136

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Ex. XVIII, p. 136

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Ex. XXII, p. 137

1. Tom asks if we know English well.

2. She asks if I like to skate.

3. My friend asks if I am free on Sunday.

4. The student asks if I have any English books at home.

5. She asks if I want to read this book.

6. The teacher asks if there are many mistakes in spelling on the blackboard.

7. The student asks if there are any mistakes in his pronunciation.

8. The teacher asks me if I know any poem by heart.

9. Mary asks me if I know many English words.

10. Betty asks Tom if he must go to the Institute today.

11. The teacher asks the boy if May is a spring month.

12. The student asks me if I like our University.

13. Mr. White asks Betty if Doctor Sandford is in.

14. The children ask Betty if she plays the piano.

15. The teacher asks the boy if he has any brothers or sisters.

16. The teacher asks the girls if they can spell the word ‘white’.

17. The boy asks his mother if she sees anything on the table.

Ex. XXIII, p. 137

1. Are you busy? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if you are busy. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if I am busy.

2. Are the lessons over? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if the lessons are over. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if the lessons are over.

3. Is he already twenty? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if he is already twenty. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if he is already twenty.

4. Are there any new words in Lesson Four? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if there any new words in Lesson Four. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if there are any new words in Lesson Four.

5. Do you know the pronunciation of all the new words? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if you know the pronunciation of all the new words. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if I know the pronunciation of all the new words.

6. Is this translation difficult? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if this translation is difficult. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if this translation is difficult.

7. Do the students of your group work much at their English? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if the students of your group work much at their English. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if the students of our group work much at their English.

8. Who is the monitor of your group? – What do you ask me? – I ask you who the monitor of your group is. – What does she ask you? – She aks me who the monitor of my group is.

9. Can you swim? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if you can swim. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if I can swim.

10. Must we finish this work today? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if we must finish this work today. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if we must finish this work today.

11. Are you fond of animals? – What do you ask me? – I ask you if you are fond of animals. – What does she ask you? – She aks me if I am fond of animals.