Задание 1 Юнит 3 Рабочая тетрадь ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 9 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 9 класс, Вентана-Граф: 03 Europe, Europe
GRAMMAR
Question tags
Present Simple
Present Continuous
Past Simple
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future
Modal verbs
Affirmative sentence + negative question tag
Anna is very nice, isn’t she? The children start school at 8.30, don’t they?
Your friends are coming tomorrow, aren’t they?
The concert was great, wasn’t it? The Browns moved here two years ago, didn’t they?
Barbara has finished cooking, hasn’t she?
We had visited them before, hadn’t we?
You will come back, won’t you?
You can swim, can’t you? Ian and Helen should be here soon, shouldn’t they?
Negative sentence + affirmative question tag
You aren’t ready, are you? Andy doesn’t want to go, does he?
Sally isn’t doing her homework now, is she?
The Jacksons weren’t very nice, were they? You didn’t tell her the truth, did you?
The boys haven’t done their homework, have they?
Jim hadn’t seen it before, had he?
The operation won’t take long, will it?
The dog can’t hear us, can it? Cathy shouldn’t talk to me like that, should she?
To make a question tag, we use an auxiliary verb (be, have, do, will), and a pronoun (you, he, she, it) to match the subject of the sentence.
If there is a modal auxiliary (can, should, must) in the first part of the sentence, we repeat it in the tag.
We add question tags to the end of sentences to
check and ask for agreement:
Bill doesn’t eat meat, does he?
(the expected answer is ‘No, he doesn’t.’)
ask for an answer when we are not sure:
You haven’t been to Malta, have you?
(the answer is either ‘Yes, I have.’ or ‘No, I haven’t.’)
make a polite, informal request for help (always negative + affirmative tag):
You can’t give me a lift to the station, can you?
1 Intonation and question tags
To know if a question tag is asking for agreement or asking a question, listen carefully to the speaker’s intonation.
asking for agreement:
It’s a beautiful day today, isn’t it 1?
asking a question:
You don’t use the euro in Poland, do you T?
2 Irregular or unusual question tags
I’m worse at French than you, aren’t I?
Let’s have dinner later, shall we?
There’s a bank near here, isn’t there?
Somebody will help you, won’t they?
Everybody’s had dinner, haven’t they?
Nobody likes her, do they?
1 Match the sentences with the correct question tags.
1 Becky did the quiz with Kieran, f
2 Countries hold the EU presidency for six months,
3 You know how many countries use the euro,
4 There are twenty official EU languages,
5 Nobody in Europe should be hungry,
6 The EU was started by six countries,
7 You learned a lot about Europe from the quiz,
8 I’m able to work in other European countries,
9 The EU parliament has always been in Brussels,
10 Britain didn’t join the EU until 1973,
a aren’t there?
b don’t you?
c didn’t you?
d aren’t I?
e hasn’t it?
f didn’t she?
g don’t they?
h did it?
i should they?
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