Exercise 2: Rewrite the following sentences in the negative and interrogative form. 1. Has she not read all the books

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Sure! Here are the rewritten sentences in the negative and interrogative forms:

1. Has she not read all the books in her library?
- Negative: She has not read all the books in her library.
- Interrogative: Hasn"t she read all the books in her library?

2. Have I not seen any of Shaw"s plays?
- Negative: I have not seen any of Shaw"s plays.
- Interrogative: Haven"t I seen any of Shaw"s plays?

3. Had Pete not graduated from the university by that time?
- Negative: Pete had not graduated from the university by that time.
- Interrogative: Hadn"t Pete graduated from the university by that time?

4. Will we not have done our shopping by the evening?
- Negative: We will not have done our shopping by the evening.
- Interrogative: Won"t we have done our shopping by the evening?

5. Will he not have seen anything of London by the weekend?
- Negative: He will not have seen anything of London by the weekend.
- Interrogative: Won"t he have seen anything of London by the weekend?

6. Will they not have come to the Crimea by July 10?
- Negative: They will not have come to the Crimea by July 10.
- Interrogative: Won"t they have come to the Crimea by July 10?

7. Will she not have finished school by that time?
- Negative: She will not have finished school by that time.
- Interrogative: Won"t she have finished school by that time?

8. Have I not been to the cinema this week?
- Negative: I have not been to the cinema this week.
- Interrogative: Haven"t I been to the cinema this week?

9. Has my sister not written me a letter?
- Negative: My sister has not written me a letter.
- Interrogative: Hasn"t my sister written me a letter?

10. Had we not often had rain here before you came?
- Negative: We had not often had rain here before you came.
- Interrogative: Hadn"t we often had rain here before you came?

11. Will