Question

Find and correct the mistakes in the tag questions below. don't 1. They live in San Francisco, aren't they? did he 2. He didn't buy the chairs, doesn't they? don't they? 3. We are late, do we? 4. He can't swim, does he? 5. She was a student, isn't she? 6. Thomas saw a movie, wasn't he? 7. He couldn't answer the question, did he? 8. Mr. Smith was late, wasn't she? 9. They had dinner, were they? 10. Your sister bought a new house, didn't it? 11. You don't exercise, don't you? 12. It's three o'clock, aren't it? 13. She is your friend, don't you? 14. He is from Canada, isn't it? 15. Your father doesn't drink tea, is he? 16. They already started their class, don't they?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.  They live in San Francisco, don't they?

2. He didn't buy the chairs, did he?  

3. We are late, aren't we?

4. He can't swim, can he?

5. She was a student, wasn't she?

6. Thomas saw a movie, didn't he?

7. He couldn't answer the question, could he?

8. Mr. Smith was late, wasn't he?

9. They had dinner, didn't they?

10. Your sister bought a new house, didn't she?

11. You don't exercise, do you?

12. It's three o'clock, isn't it?

13. She is your friend, isn't she?

14. He is from Canada, isn't he?

15. Your father doesn't drink tea, does he?

16. They already started their class, didn't they?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, let's go through each tag question and correct the mistakes:

1. They live in San Francisco, don't they? 2. He didn't buy the chairs, did he? 3. We are late, aren't we? 4. He can't swim, can he? 5. She was a student, wasn't she? 6. Thomas saw a movie, didn't he? 7. He couldn't answer the question, could he? 8. Mr. Smith was late, wasn't he? 9. They had dinner, didn't they? 10. Your sister bought a new house, didn't she? 11. You don't exercise, do you? 12. It's three o'clock, isn't it? 13. She is your friend, isn't she? 14. He is from Canada, isn't he? 15. Your father doesn't drink tea, does he? 16. They already started their class, didn't they?

In tag questions, the auxiliary verb in the tag should match the tense of the main verb in the statement. If the statement is positive, the tag is negative, and vice versa. Also, for modal verbs like "can," "could," "will," "would," "shall," "should," "may," "might," and "must," the tag question uses the same modal verb. If the statement has a helping verb, the tag question uses the same helping verb. The pronoun in the tag question should match the subject of the statement.