Question

Выбирите правильный "хвостик" 1.They are students,...? 2.My friend can read and write English,...? 3.She has got a pen-friend,...? 4.Children must go for a walk every day,...? 5. He couldn't swim last year,...? 6.The weather was bad yesterday,...? 7.It's sunny today,....? Wasn't it? mustn't they? aren't they? could he? isn't it? hasn't she? can't he?

Answer 1

Aren’t they?
can’t he?
hasn’t she?
mustn’t they?
could he?
wasn’t it?
isn’t it?

Answer 2

Answer:

1. They are students, aren't they? 2. My friend can read and write English, can't he? 3. She has got a pen-friend, hasn't she? 4. Children must go for a walk every day, mustn't they? 5. He couldn't swim last year, could he? 6. The weather was bad yesterday, wasn't it? 7. It's sunny today, isn't it?

Explanation:

1. The correct "tag questions" for the given statements are used to seek confirmation or agreement. For example, "They are students, aren't they?" seeks confirmation that the statement is true.

2. The structure of tag questions is typically the auxiliary verb from the statement followed by the subject pronoun. For example, "can read and write" becomes "can't he" in the tag question.

3. In the case of statements with "has got," the corresponding tag question uses "hasn't she."

4. The tag question for "must" statements is formed using "mustn't they."

5. For negative statements, the tag question typically uses the positive form of the auxiliary verb. For example, "couldn't swim" becomes "could he" in the tag question.

6. The tag question for a statement in the past tense is formed using "wasn't it."

7. Similarly, for statements in the present tense, the tag question uses "isn't it."

By using the appropriate tag questions, the speaker seeks confirmation or agreement from the listener.

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