Question

Your home task is to make *tag questions* to the following 6 sentences. 1) The children need a ball for a football match. 2) That team wasn't successful last season. 3) Our teacher does yoga. 4) Brian didn't do karate last weekend. 5) The students went jogging last morning. 6) Michael goes snowboarding every winter. Помогите пожалуйста!!

Answer 1

Make tag questions.

1) The children need a ball for a football match.

The children need a ball for a football match, don't they?

2) That team wasn't successful last season.

That team wasn't successful last season, was it?

3) Our teacher does yoga.

Our teacher does yoga, doesn't she?

4) Brian didn't do karate last weekend.

Brian didn't do karate last weekend, did he?

5) The students went jogging last morning.

The students went jogging last morning, didn't they?

6) Michael goes snowboarding every winter.

Michael goes snowboarding every winter, doesn't he?

Answer 2

Sure! I'd be happy to help you create tag questions for the given sentences. Here they are:

1. The children need a ball for a football match, don't they?
2. That team wasn't successful last season, were they?
3. Our teacher does yoga, doesn't she?
4. Brian didn't do karate last weekend, did he?
5. The students went jogging last morning, didn't they?
6. Michael goes snowboarding every winter, doesn't he?

Please note that tag questions are formed by adding a negative or positive auxiliary verb (e.g., "don't," "didn't," "does," etc.) to the end of the sentence, along with a pronoun that matches the subject of the sentence. The tag itself should be opposite in polarity to the main clause, so if the main clause is positive, the tag should be negative, and vice versa.