Question

Find the correct endings 1. He is never late for school, .. a) isn\'t he? b) is he? c) doesn\'t he? d) does he? 2. He went to school yesterday, .. a) did he? b) didn\'t he? c) wasn\'t he? d) doesn\'t he? 3. Let\'s do this work together, .. a) will they? b) will we? c)shall they? d) shall we? 4. She will be happy to see her friend, .. a) will she? b) shall she? c) doesn\'t she? d) won\'t she? 5. Everybody is satisfied with his work, .. a) isn\'t she? b) isn\'t he? c) aren\'t they? d) are they? 6. There are many pupils in the classroom, .. a) aren\'t there? b) isn\'t it? c) aren\'t they? d) are they? 7. Read the text again, .. a) will you? b) don\'t you? c) should you? d) doesn\'t you? 8. Don\'t touch the wire, .. a) will you? b) don\'t you? c) would you? d) won\'t you? 9. Everything is ready for competition, .. a) is there? b) isn\'t it? c) isn\'t there? d) is it? 10. I\'m tired, .. a) aren\'t I? b) am I? c) don\'t you? d) are you?Заодно объясните, пожалуйста, по какому правилу это задание выполняется

Answer 1

1-a  2-b  3-d  4-d  5-c  6-a  7-a  8-c  9-b  10-c (хотя при определённых условиях и d возможно)
Суть такая - это вопрос-тэг, ставится как бы наоборот от основной части. То есть у тебя есть She is cute. Ищешь подлежащее и сказуемое-глагол. Подлежащее - she, глагол - is. Глагол надо поставить в отрицание - потому что в основной части утверждение. И поменять местами, сначала глагол, потом подлежащее. She is cute, isn't she? Она миленькая, не так ли?
You didn't do your homework, did you? Ты не сделал домашку, не так ли?
Тут наоборот - в основной части глагол отрицательный, значит в тэге ставим наоборот.

Answer 2

1. d) does he?
2. a) did he?
3. d) shall we?
4. a) will she?
5. c) aren't they?
6. a) aren't there?
7. a) will you?
8. b) don't you?
9. c) isn't there?
10. b) am I?

This exercise involves adding question tags to the end of sentences. Question tags are used to confirm or clarify information, and they consist of an auxiliary verb and a pronoun or noun. The auxiliary verb used in the question tag is usually the opposite of the main verb in the sentence. If the main verb is positive, the question tag will be negative, and vice versa. If the main verb is in the present tense, the auxiliary verb is usually 'do', and if the main verb is in the past tense, the auxiliary verb will be 'did'.