Question

'Make up tail-questions: MODELS: We are doing well in English. We are doing well in English, aren’t we? We are not doing well in English. We are not doing well in English, are we? 1. You are practising your English. 2. The ticket agent is selling tickets. 3. The guide is not waiting for us. 4. The managers are discussing the prices. 5. He is trying to grasp the difference. 6. Your friend is not thinking of any other job. 7. Your classmates are not planning to enter any other tourist college. 8. The students are choosing a career in tourism. 9. The customers are asking questions about the tour. 10. They are not thinking about the price. 11. The guide is counting her tourists. 12. Your French is not getting better.

Answer 1

1. aren't you

2. isn't she (he)

3 is she(he)

4 aren't they

5 isn't he

6 is she(he)

7 are they

8 aren't they

9 aren't they

10 are they

11 isn't she

12 is it

Answer 2

Просто переписываешь предложения и в конце это:
1 aren’t you?
2 isn’t he?
3 is he?
4 aren’t they?
5 isn’t he?
6 is he?
7 are they?
8 aren’t they?
9 aren’t they?
10 are they?
11 isn’t he?
12 is it?

Answer 3

Make-up tail-questions are used to confirm or clarify information in a statement. They are formed by taking a positive statement and adding a negative tag question, or taking a negative statement and adding a positive tag question.

1. You are practising your English, aren't you? - This question is confirming whether the person is indeed practicing their English.

2. The ticket agent is selling tickets, isn't he/she? - This question is confirming whether the ticket agent is indeed selling tickets.

3. The guide is not waiting for us, is he/she? - This question is clarifying whether the guide is really not waiting for us.

4. The managers are discussing the prices, aren't they? - This question is confirming whether the managers are indeed discussing the prices.

5. He is trying to grasp the difference, isn't he? - This question is confirming whether he is really trying to understand the difference.

6. Your friend is not thinking of any other job, is he/she? - This question is clarifying whether the friend is really not considering any other job.

7. Your classmates are not planning to enter any other tourist college, are they? - This question is confirming whether the classmates are really not planning to enter any other tourist college.

8. The students are choosing a career in tourism, aren't they? - This question is confirming whether the students are indeed choosing a career in tourism.

9. The customers are asking questions about the tour, aren't they? - This question is confirming whether the customers are indeed asking questions about the tour.

10. They are not thinking about the price, are they? - This question is clarifying whether they are really not considering the price.

11. The guide is counting her tourists, isn't she? - This question is confirming whether the guide is indeed counting her tourists.

12. Your French is not getting better, is it? - This question is clarifying whether the person's French is really not improving.