Ingles

AFFIRMATIVE |

NEGATIVE |
INTERROGATIVE |

INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE |
We have seen peter for a week -he’s on holiday | We haven’t seen peter for aweek-he’s on holiday |
have we seen peter for a week? No, he’s on holiday | Haven’t we seen peter for a week? No, he’s on holiday |
They have been playing in the garden| The haven’t been playing in the garden | Have they been playing in the garden?Yes they have been playing in the garden
| Haven’t they been playing in thegarden?No they have been playing in the garden |
They are very happy. They have Wong the competition | They are very sad. They haven’t Wong the competition. | Havethey Wong the competition? | Haven’t they Wong the competition? |
She’s very angry. She has been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete to call | She’s very angry.She’s hasn’t been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete to call | Has she been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete to call? Yes she has been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete tocall | Hasn’t she been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete to call?No she hasn’t been waiting since 7 o’clock for Pete to call |
He has lived in rome for two yearsand he still can’t speak Italian | He hasn’t lived in Rome for two years and he still can’t speak Italian | Has he lived in Rome for two years and he still can’tspeak Italian? | Hasn’t he lived in Rome for two years and he still can’t speak Italian |
She has been collecting $5,000 for the charity so far | She hasn’t beencollecting $5,000 for the charity so far | Has she been collecting $5,000 for the charity so far | Hasn’t she been collecting $5,000 for the charity so far |