Question

ПОМОГИТЕ, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА! Circle the correct tag to complete the questions. 1. He was born in 1970, didn’t he / wasn’t he? 2. You are coming tomorrow, aren’t you / do you? Write the correct verb to complete the question tag. 1. She has finished, _______________ she? 2. He eats meat, _______________ he? 3. You have been to Paris, _______________ you?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 wasn't he?

2 aren't you?

1 hasn't she?

2 doesn't he?

3 haven't you?

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Certainly, I can help you with this.

Question tags are short phrases added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question. The choice of the question tag often depends on the statement that precedes it. The tag should typically be the opposite in terms of the auxiliary verb (helping verb) and the subject.

1. "He was born in 1970, didn’t he / wasn’t he?" - The correct tag is "wasn’t he." This is because "was" is the auxiliary verb used in the statement, and the tag should have the opposite form of the auxiliary verb.

2. "You are coming tomorrow, aren’t you / do you?" - The correct tag is "aren’t you." In this case, the auxiliary verb in the statement is "are," so the tag should have the opposite form of the auxiliary verb.

Now, let's complete the questions with the correct verb:

1. "She has finished, hasn’t she?" - The correct verb to complete the question tag is "hasn’t." This maintains the consistency with the auxiliary verb "has" used in the statement.

2. "He eats meat, doesn’t he?" - The correct verb to complete the question tag is "doesn’t." Again, this maintains consistency with the auxiliary verb "does" used in the statement.

3. "You have been to Paris, haven’t you?" - The correct verb to complete the question tag is "haven’t." This is consistent with the auxiliary verb "have" used in the statement.

In question tags, the verb in the tag should be in the negative form if the statement is positive, and in the positive form if the statement is negative. The choice of the verb should match the tense and auxiliary verb used in the statement.