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Question tags Exercise

April 2, 2016 B1pdf

Add appropriate question tags

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1He pressed the seeds into the soil with his thumb, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative question tag "didn't he".
2She delivered a splendid performance, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative question tag "didn't she".
3They are studying the situation, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative present continuous statement takes the negative question tag "aren't they".
4She speaks English well, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative present simple statement takes the negative question tag "doesn't she".
5They recognized him instantly, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative question tag "didn't they".
6The singer kept the audience enthralled with his magical performance, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative question tag "didn't he".
7She didn't budge, ...............?
Wrong!
The negative past simple statement takes the positive question tag "did she".
8It is the only thing that can save the city, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative statement with "is" takes the negative question tag "isn't it".
9I showed him my ticket, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative question tag "didn't I".

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  1. He pressed the seeds into the soil with his thumb, didn’t he?
  2. She delivered a splendid performance, didn’t she?
  3. They are studying the situation, aren’t they?
  4. She speaks English well, doesn’t she?
  5. They recognized him instantly, didn’t they?
  6. The singer kept the audience enthralled with his magical performance, didn’t he?
  7. She didn’t budge, did she?
  8. It is the only thing that can save the city, isn’t it?
  9. I showed him my ticket, didn’t I?

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