Ask a disjunctive and a general question. make the same sentence negative 1. they noticed some change in the weather. 2. i have promised good to the industrious students. 3. there is an invitation to the exhibition on your desk. 4. they will join their group in a moment

1. they noticed some change in the weather. general question - did they notice any change in the weather? disjunctive question - they noticed some change in the weather, didn't they? negative - they didn't notice any change in the weather.  2. i have promised good to the industrious students. general question - have i promised good to the industrious students? disjunctive question - i have promised good to the industrious students, haven't i? negative - i haven't promised good to the industrious students. 3. there is an invitation to the exhibition on your desk. general question - is there an invitation to the exhibition on your desk? disjunctive question - there is an invitation to the exhibition on your desk, isn't there? negative - there is no invitation to the exhibition on your desk. / there isn't any invitation to the exhibition on your desk. 4. they will join their group in a moment. general question - will they join their group in a moment? disjunctive question - they will join their group in a moment, won't they? negative - they won't join their group in a moment.

Do  you play football? do  you  play the guitar? he  does  not drink coffee. he  likes  reading. does  she  want to go to the cinema? he  does  not  watch  tv in  the morning. i  go  to school. does  he  work  in the garden on  sundays? she  does  not speak  english.