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Task 2. Make up General questions. (25 points)
1. He knew his value. 2. He wasn't going to allow himself to be put upon. 3. I've lived a good many years without knowing how to read and write. 4. Albert Edward with his usual politeness had closed the church door. 5. He tidied everything up. 6. He locked the church door behind him. Next day he went along the street and by good luck found a little shop. 12. He looked for another long street
Task 3. Make up Special questions. (25 points)
1. He knew his value. 2. He wasn't going to allow himself to be put upon. 3. I've lived a good many years without knowing how to read and write. 4. Albert Edward with his usual politeness had closed the church door. 5. He tidied everything up. 6. He locked the church door behind him. Next day he went along the street and by good luck found a little shop. 12. He looked for another long street



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Answer 1

**Task 2: General Questions**

1. Did he know his value?

2. Was he going to allow himself to be put upon?

3. Have I lived a good many years without knowing how to read and write?

4. Did Albert Edward, with his usual politeness, close the church door?

5. Did he tidy everything up?

6. Did he lock the church door behind him?

7. Did he find a little shop the next day?

8. Did he look for another long street?

**Task 3: Special Questions**

1. What did he know?

2. What wasn't he going to allow?

3. How many years have I lived without knowing how to read and write?

4. What did Albert Edward do with his usual politeness?

5. What did he tidy?

6. What did he lock behind him?

7. What did he find the next day?

8. What did he look for?