Question

7 Complete the questions. 1. We didn’t live in a small house last year, ...? 2. There is a kitchen and a bathroom in my house, . 3. Nick’s house is rather comfortable, ...? 4. They have not got many flowers behind their house, 5. You can’t see a dog in front of the house, ...? 6. There is no river behind my house, ...?

Answer 1

1. We didn’t live in a small house last year, did we?

2. There is a kitchen and a bathroom in my house, isn’t there?

3. Nick’s house is rather comfortable, isn’t it?

4. They have not got many flowers behind their house, have they?

5. You can’t see a dog in front of the house, can you?

6. There is no river behind my house, is there?

Answer 2

1. We didn’t live in a small house last year, did we?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "did we." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "We didn't live in a small house last year." The question tag is formed by using the auxiliary verb from the statement, which is "did," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "we." Therefore, the correct question tag is "did we" [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

2. There is a kitchen and a bathroom in my house, isn't there?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "isn't there." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "There is a kitchen and a bathroom in my house." The question tag is formed by using the auxiliary verb from the statement, which is "is," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "there." Therefore, the correct question tag is "isn't there" [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

3. Nick’s house is rather comfortable, isn't it?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "isn't it." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "Nick's house is rather comfortable." The question tag is formed by using the auxiliary verb from the statement, which is "is," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "it." Therefore, the correct question tag is "isn't it" [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

4. They have not got many flowers behind their house, have they?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "have they." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "They have not got many flowers behind their house." The question tag is formed by using the auxiliary verb from the statement, which is "have," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "they." Therefore, the correct question tag is "have they".

5. You can’t see a dog in front of the house, can you?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "can you." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "You can't see a dog in front of the house." The question tag is formed by using the modal verb from the statement, which is "can't," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "you." Therefore, the correct question tag is "can you" [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

6. There is no river behind my house, is there?

The correct question tag to use in this case is "is there." The question tag is used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "There is no river behind my house." The question tag is formed by using the auxiliary verb from the statement, which is "is," and inverting it with the subject pronoun "there." Therefore, the correct question tag is "is there" [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

Note: The information provided above is based on general English grammar rules.