Read these sentences and choose the correct variant.
1.
You should do some exercises
You should to do some exercises
2.
He doesn’t shouldn't stay up so late
He shouldn't stay up so late
3.
You shouldn't to sit so close to the TV
You shouldn't sit so close to the TV
1.My brother won't have a diploma in two years.
Will my brother have a diploma in two years?
2. This engineer hadn't got a good plan.
Had this engineer got a good plan?
3. These workers haven't good flats.
Have these workers good flats?
4. We don't all have white thin papers.
Do we all have white thin papers?
5. We’ll not have two English classes tomorrow.
Will we have two English classes tomorrow?
6.I haven't got a small family.
Have I got a small family?
7.My mother hasn't a pleasant smile.
Has my mother a pleasant smile?
8. The students hadn't three pairs yesterday.
Had the students three pairs yesterday?
9. My father hasn't four brothers.
Has my father four brothers?
10. The students will not have a conference next month.
Will the students have a conference next month?
Sara: I would like to go to Brazil. You were there?
Ivor: Yes, I was there once. I was in Rio in 1981.
Sara: But you were sailing up the Amazon?
Ivor: No, but I don't really like boating. I would rather go east. Have you visited Burma?
Sara: No, I flew over it once or twice. But I landed there.
Ivor: In fact, my cousin Albert returned from Burma. We could ask him about it.
Sarah: Um, Burma would be beautiful. But we spent so much on the house. I wonder if we can really afford it.
Ivor: You may be right. Oh god, there are so many countries that we haven't seen
Sara: Yes. I finished a book on New Guinea. There are wonderful forests and mountains, and there is no one to explore them properly. I'll start to plan the trip in my mind!