Question

Английский, пожалуйста, помогите, 30 баллов! These are sentences from real conversations. Put in the question tags. I'm cooking tonight, ____________________ ? He's not a baby, ____________________ ? It'll be all right, ____________________ ? Laura's still got short hair, ____________________ ? She doesn't feel well, ____________________ ? They left early, ____________________ ? She didn't feel well yesterday, ____________________ ? They've left early, ____________________ ? Tom didn’t do his work very well, ________________________? This isn’t very pleasant, _____________________?

Answer 1

I'm cooking tonight, aren't I?
He's not a baby, is he?
It'll be all right, won't it?
Laura's still got short hair, hasn't she?
She doesn't feel well, does she?
They left early, didn't they?
She didn't feel well yesterday, did she?
They've left early, haven't you?
Tom didn’t do his work very well, did he?
This isn’t very pleasant, is it?

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with your English! Here are the question tags for each sentence:

1. I'm cooking tonight, aren't I?
2. He's not a baby, is he?
3. It'll be all right, won't it?
4. Laura's still got short hair, hasn't she?
5. She doesn't feel well, does she?
6. They left early, didn't they?
7. She didn't feel well yesterday, did she?
8. They've left early, haven't they?
9. Tom didn't do his work very well, did he?
10. This isn't very pleasant, is it?

Remember, question tags are used to turn a statement into a question and generally mirror the main verb's tense in the statement. The question tag also takes the opposite form of the auxiliary verb used in the statement (e.g., if the statement uses a positive auxiliary verb, the question tag will use a negative one and vice versa).