`text{1.}` The teacher asked her class  if they remembered what they had to do.

`text{2.}`  Is this the best restaurant you could find ?

`text{3.}` John’s played chess for half an hour.

`text{4.}` It will be impossible for them to come on Sunday.

`text{5.}` The car cost me only a few hundred pounds.

`text{6.}` These curtains were made by your mother, weren’t they ?

`text{7.}` He can make most people understand him when he speaks English.

`text{8.}` We didn’t arrive in early enough to see the first film.

`text{9.}` Unless we leave now, we will miss the train.

`text{10.}` He’s visiting England for the first time.

I. Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it.

1. The teacher asked her class if they remembered what they had to do.

2. Is this the best restaurant you could find?

3. John's played chess for half an hour.

4. It will be impossible for them to come on Sunday.

5. The car costs me only a few hundred pounds.

6. These curtains were made by my mother, weren't they?

7. He can make people understand when he speaks English.

8. We didn't arrive early enough to see the first film.

9. Unless we leave now, we will miss the train.

10. He's never visited England before.

$@vanw$