Was a child. 6B
Our strength is in our unity
Lessons 54-55
1. Transform the following positive sentences into the negative sentences.
1. Kasiet woke up at 6.00 a.m. yesterday.
Kasiet didn't wake up at 600
a.m yesterday
2. Sania ate the food because she was hungry.
3. The children built sandcastles on the beach.
4. At lunchtime he met his friends in the canteen.
5. She knew the answers to all the questions.
6. She washed the dirty dishes yesterday evening.
7. I had a good time with my friends in the cafe.
8. Tilek wanted to study for the final exam.​

When Mr Hiram B. Otis, the American Minister, 1(decided/had decided) to buy Canterville Chase, everyone 2(told) him that it 3(was) a foolish thing to do. There 4(was) ho doubt that a ghost 5(lived) in the house. Indeed, Lord Canterville himself 6( mentioned) the fear to Mr Otis when they 7...(were discussing) the sale. We 8(have not lived) in the place ourselves, 9(said) Lord Canterville, since the day when my grand-aunt 10(was frightened) by the gost. It 11(happened) many years ago. My grand-aunt 12(was getting dressed) for dinner when she suddenly 13(felt) two skeleton hands being placed on her shoulders. The fright 14(made) he very ill and she never really recorved. I 15 (do not belive) in ghosts 16(said) Mr.Otis.

1. She reproached him ... (for coming).
2. I thanked him ... (for calling).
3. Nobody felt ... (like going out).
4. Mike insisted ... (on going by underground).
5. She will never approve ... (of being married).
6. You can hardly blame ... (for failing).
7. She accused us ... (of ruining).
8. The boy came up and apologized ... (for being late).
9. Can I depend ... (on keeping one's promise)?
10. Do you think she will agree .to.. his (joining) ... ?
11. He was suspected ... (of murdering).
12. She complained ... (of being mistreated).
13. People here persist ... (in thinking) that it is true.
14. The child was excited ... (with going).
15. I am not accustomed ... (to living).
16. You have a good reason ... (for wanting).
17. It's very late. I am worried ... (about missing).
18. I think she will be interested ... (in researching).
19. Who is responsible ... (for cleaning)?
20. I am thinking ... (of leaving).
21. His angry frown stopped me ... (from telling).
22. Nobody will object ... (to driving).
23. I am not used ... (to wearing).
24. The girl was looking forward ... (to going).
25. In addition during (studying) grammar, he ...
26. He succeeded only ... (in saving).
27. He was fined ... (for exceeding).
28. I caught a cold ... (because of sitting).
29. There is no point ... (in staying).
30. We should do something to prevent boys ... (from climbing).
31. We know that he was capable ... (of lying).
32. She wasn't suprised ... (at being seen).
33. Everybody was sure .of.. her (winning).
34. Jack was indignant ... (at being insulted).
35. They thought him guilty ... (of killing).
36. What's the use ... (of sending) it?
37. I am fed up ... (with geting up)!
38. She contented herself ... (to smiling).
39. I am afraid I was mistaken ... (in believing).
40. I would never dream ... (of being allowed).
41. When it came ... (to sharing) they ... .
42. The story ended ... (in marrying).
43. She knew that the people around were jealous ... (of her getting promoted).
44. He meant to try his luck ... (in gambling).
45. Nobody was particularly keen on her (leaving).
46. Mother was occupied ... (with cooking).
47. The manager aimed ... (at being raised).
48. I could hardly refrain ... (from telling).
49. He was very skilful ... (at dodging).
50. She seemed upset ... (by losing).
51. She is set ... (on getting off).
52. He was never good ... (at playing).
53. The girl was usually very careful ... (with replying).
54. Unfortunately he was slow ... (in realizing).