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PRACTICE


                     6   Complete  the  exercises.

                     A  Complete  the  conversation  about  a  Pacific  Ocean  expedition.  Write  statement  questions  or
                         negative  questions  with  the  words  in  parentheses.
                                                                                 You  werent
                         Reporter:  —  You  traveled  all  that  distance  in  a  canoe.  (1)
                                      (you  /  not  be)  afraid?                       Statement  Question
                        Explorer:     Not  really.  I  had  done a  lot  of  training  before  the  journey.

                         Reporter:    Yes,  I  think  I  read  about  that.  (2)      (you  /  train)  for
                                      months  to  get  ready?              Negative  Question

                        Explorer:     Yes,  I  did.  I  had  to  be  in  excellent  physical  condition.
                         Reporter:  —  Right.  It  would  not  be  possible  otherwise.  But  still...

                                      (3)      (it  /  be)  hard?
                                                 Negative  Question
                        Explorer:     Yes.  It  sure  was.  This  kind  of  trip  is  not  for  everybody.  Some  people  get  lonely.

                         Reporter:  =  What  about  for  you?  (4)      (it  /  not  get)  lonely?
                                                                    Statement  Question
                        Explorer:     No,  not  for  me.  It  was  quiet,  and  I  had  a  lot  of  time  to  think.

                         Reporter:  |  How  about  the  weather?  Were  there  storms?
                        Explorer:     Sometimes,  but  I  was  ready  for  them.

                         Reporter:    (5)      (you  /  be)  ever  afraid?
                                                Negative  Question
                        Explorer:     Not  really.  I  had  some  good  maps  so  I  knew  what  I  was  doing.  I  can’t  wait  to  go
                                      out  again.
                         Reporter:    (6)      (you  /  plan)  another  trip  already?
                                                Statement  Question
                        Explorer:     Yes,  lam.  In  fact,  I’m  training  for  it  now.
                         Reporter:  —  You're  kidding.  (7)  ___JJJ»/{_E_  (you  /  be)  tired  of  the  ocean  by  now?
                                                              Negative  Question
                        Explorer:     No,  I’m  not.  I  love  it.

              7)      B_   Listen  and  check  your  answers.
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                         Complete  the  exercises.

                     A_  Read  the  statements  about  early  Polynesian  explorers.  Add  a  question  mark  to  make  a
                         statement  question.  Then  write  a  negative  question  for  each  statement  question.

                         1.  The  Polynesians  were  skilled  explorers?
                            Weren't  the  Folynesians  skilled  explorers?

                         2.  It  took  only  a  short  time  to  travel  from  Tahiti  to  Hawaii






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