Question

1) You can’t believe it, can/can’t you? 2) She hasn’t arrived yet, has/hasn’t she? 3) The problem was too complicated, was/wasn’t it? 4) They are playing tennis, are/aren’t they? 5) The water in the pond is too cold, is/isn’t it? 6) She hasn’t written the letter, has/does she? 7) She doesn’t like taking photos, has/does she? 8) The story has been very interesting, isn’t/hasn’t it? 9) Your pen friend isn’t polite, is/isn’t he? 10) Our cousins won’t go out tomorrow, will/won’t they?

Answer 1

Ответ:

Can

Has

Wasn’t

Aren’t

Isn’t

Has

Does

Hasn’t

Is

Will

Объяснение:

Если в основном предложении это слово в отрицательной форме, то в вопросительной частичке оно будет в положительной

И наоборот

CAN you close the window, CAN’T you?

You CAN’T believe it, CAN you

Answer 2

It looks like you've provided a list of sentences with tag questions. Tag questions are used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. The tag at the end of each sentence usually consists of an auxiliary verb and a pronoun. Here are the correct versions of the sentences:

1. You can’t believe it, can you?
2. She hasn’t arrived yet, has she?
3. The problem was too complicated, wasn’t it?
4. They are playing tennis, aren’t they?
5. The water in the pond is too cold, isn’t it?
6. She hasn’t written the letter, has she?
7. She doesn’t like taking photos, does she?
8. The story has been very interesting, hasn’t it?
9. Your pen friend isn’t polite, is he?
10. Our cousins won’t go out tomorrow, will they?