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Question Tags Exercise

April 20, 2017 - B1pdf

Add appropriate questions to the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Give me a hand, ...............?
Wrong!
2There are some problems, ...............?
Wrong!
Negative tags are used after affirmative sentences and non-negative tags are used after negative sentences.
3Not a great film, ...............?
Wrong!
Negative tags are used after affirmative sentences and non-negative tags are used after negative sentences.
4You do take sugar in tea, ...............?
Wrong!
In question tags we repeat the auxiliary verb used in the main sentence. Negative tags are used after affirmative sentences and non-negative tags are used after negative sentences.
5They don't have meetings on Sundays, ...............?
Wrong!
Negative tags are used after affirmative sentences and non-negative tags are used after negative sentences.
6They won the first prize, ...............?
Wrong!
If the main sentence has no auxiliary, the question tag uses do, does or did. Do and does are used in the present tense. Did is used in the past tense.
7She recognized him at once, ...............?
Wrong!
8You wouldn't like a puppy, ...............?
Wrong!
9They promised to repay the money within two months, ...............?
Wrong!
10She wants to be an architect, ...............?
Wrong!
When the main sentence is in the simple present tense, we use do or does in the question tag. Do is used with plural nouns and pronouns. Does is used with singular nouns and pronouns.
11You like fish, ...............?
Wrong!
We use do with plural nouns and the pronouns I, we and you. We use does with singular nouns and the pronouns she, he and it.
12The meeting started at 6, ...............?
Wrong!
Only pronouns are used in tags.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Give me a hand, All of the above?
  2. There are some problems, aren’t there??
  3. Not a great film, was it?
  4. You do take sugar in tea, don’t you?
  5. They don’t have meetings on Sundays, do they?
  6. They won the first prize, didn’t they??
  7. She recognized him at once, didn’t she?
  8. You wouldn’t like a puppy, would you?
  9. They promised to repay the money within two months, Either of the above?
  10. She wants to be an architect, doesn’t she?
  11. You like fish, don’t you?
  12. The meeting started at 6, didn’t it?
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