Question

1. Susan went out last night,________? 2 She didn't like the film, ________?3 It rained yesterday ,______?4 Peter and Susan travlled by train ______?5 Mary didn't listen to the theacher,______? помогите пожалуйста​

Answer 1

1)Susan went out last night,didn’t she?
2)She didn’t like the film,did she?
3)It rained yesterday,didn’t it?
4)Peter and Susan traveled by train,didn’t they?
5)Mary didn’t listen to the teacher,did she?

Answer 2

Ответ:

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Answer 3

1. Susan went out last night, didn't she? 2. She didn't like the film, did she? 3. It rained yesterday, didn't it? 4. Peter and Susan traveled by train, didn't they? 5. Mary didn't listen to the teacher, did she?

In English, when making tag questions, we typically use an auxiliary verb that matches the tense of the main verb in the sentence. If the main verb is positive, the tag question is negative, and if the main verb is negative, the tag question is positive. The subject pronoun in the tag question agrees with the subject of the main sentence.

For example, in the first sentence, "Susan went out last night," the main verb is "went," which is positive. Therefore, the tag question is negative, "didn't she," and the subject pronoun "she" agrees with the subject "Susan."

Similarly, in the second sentence, "She didn't like the film," the main verb is "didn't like," which is negative. Therefore, the tag question is positive, "did she," and the subject pronoun "she" agrees with the subject "She."

The same pattern applies to the remaining sentences. The tag questions are formed by using the auxiliary verbs "did" or "didn't" and the subject pronouns that match the subjects of the main sentences.