1. He (studied) better than his father (had done). 2. They (spent) their vacation last year at the same village where they (had lived) many years before. 3. When we ( came) she had already ( sent) the children away and (was free) to speak to us. 4. Yesterday I (bought) a new watch as I (had lost) my old one. 5. He (took) the boy to the door by which he himself (had entered) the room. 6. He ( opened) his eyes, then ( looked) around and (thoght) for some time, trying to remember what (had happened) to him. 7. After they (had travelled) in the Caucasus they (decided) to make a sea voyage. 8. After they (had gone) at last I (went) to bed. 9. He (ate) all the cakes after we (had told) him not to do it. 10. The day after the party he ( asked) why we (had left) so early.
1. Has that man been to Australia five times?
Has that man been to Australia five times or four times?
That man has been to Australia five times, hasn't he?
Where has that man been five times?
Who has been to Australia five times?
2. Must you call your elderly parents every week?
Must you call your elderly parents every week or every day?
You must call your elderly parents every week, mustn't you?
How often must you call your elderly parents?
Who must call elderly parents every week?
3. Are there all modern conveniences in the cottage?
Are there all modern conveniences in the cottage or in the flat?
There are all modern conveniences in the cottage, aren't there?
Where are there all modern conveniences?
What is there in the cottage?
4. Did Steve phone Scotland Yard?
Did Steve phone Scotland Yard or his friend?
Steve phoned Scotland Yard, didn't he?
Who did Steve phone?
Who phoned Scotland Yard?
5. Have I been learning English all my life?
Have I been learning English all my life or for 4 months?
I have been learning English all my life, haven't I?
How long have I been learning English?
Who has been learning English all his life?