Question

1 Police officers risk their lives. every day, don't they ?2. Roger hasn't got new mobile phone has he?. 3. We're going to stop for lunch aren't we, She's the new Russian teacher? 5. Gulsim new trainers to school, didn't he?6. We don't need to call an electric- ian, do we? 4. She's isn't she. wore her ?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1don't they

2has he

3aren't we

4isn't she

5didn't he

6do we

Answer 2

It seems like you have a mix of questions and statements related to sentence structure and grammar. I'll provide corrections and explanations for each of them:

1. Police officers risk their lives every day, don't they?

   • This sentence is a statement followed by a tag question. The tag question is correctly structured.

2. Roger hasn't got a new mobile phone, has he?

   • This sentence is a statement followed by a tag question. The tag question is correctly structured. Additionally, you should include "a" before "new mobile phone" to make it grammatically correct.

3. We're going to stop for lunch, aren't we? She's the new Russian teacher.

   • This appears to be two separate sentences. You should use a period or semicolon to separate them. For example:
   • We're going to stop for lunch, aren't we? She's the new Russian teacher. OR
   • We're going to stop for lunch, aren't we? And she's the new Russian teacher.

4. Gulsim wore her new trainers to school, didn't she?

   • This sentence is a statement followed by a tag question. The tag question is correctly structured.

5. She isn't, is she? Wearing her...?

   • It seems like the second part of the sentence is cut off. If you intended to ask a question about what she's wearing, you could say: "She isn't, is she? What is she wearing?"

6. We don't need to call an electrician, do we?

   • This sentence is a statement followed by a tag question. The tag question is correctly structured.

Please note that the corrections above are based on standard English grammar and sentence structure.