Muy Bien ya casi a mediados del curso y un tópico muy importante es el de las preguntas agregadas.
revisa este material, imprimelo y resuelve los ejercicios de la primera pagina.
Con las "question tags" en inglés
terminamos las frases con una pregunta corta, de signo contrario, la cual se
usa para pedir la opinión o buscar la aprobación del interlocutor. Equivalen en
español a: ¿no es verdad?, ¿no?, ¿no es así?
Resuelve los siguientes ejercicios
She’s from a
small town in China, _____________ ?
We’re late
again , _____________ ?
I’m not the
person with the tickets , _____________
?
Julie isn’t an
accountant, _____________ ?
He’s very handsome,________________?
The weather is really bad today, _____________ ?
He’s very handsome, _____________ ?
They aren’t in Mumbai at the moment, _____________ ?
You can't answer all the questions, _____________ ?
You will help me to do the dishes, _____________ ?
He believes you, _____________ ?
The teacher should explain the lesson, _____________ ?
The boy didn't know the lesson, _____________ ?
Bob frightened you, _____________ ?
You can speak English well, _____________ ?
She couldn't arrange that, _____________ ?
You won't tell him, _____________ ?
He shouldn't do it, _____________ ?
. You will help me to do the dishes, , _____________ ?
You aren’t from Brazil, ?
John’s a very
good student, ?
I like
chocolate very much, ?
She doesn’t
work in a hotel, ?
They aren’t on
their way already, _____________ ?
They need some new clothes, ?.
We live in a
tiny flat, ?.
She studies
very hard every night, ?
David and Julie
don’t take Chinese classes, ?.
I often come
home late, ?
You don’t like
spicy food, ?
She doesn’t
cook very often, ?
We don’t watch
much TV, ?
Postive sentences, with
negative tags
She's Italian, isn't she?
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They live in
London, don't they?
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We're working
tomorrow, aren't we?
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It was cold
yesterday, wasn't it?
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He went to the party last
night, didn't he?
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We were waiting at the
station, weren't we?
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They've been to
Japan, haven't they?
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She's been studying a lot
recently, hasn't she?
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He had forgotten his
wallet, hadn't he?
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We'd been working, hadn't we?
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She'll come at six, won't she?
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They'll be arriving
soon, won't they?
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They'll have finished
before nine, won't they?
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She'll have been cooking
all day, won't she?
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He can help, can't he?
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John must stay, mustn't he?
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Negative sentences, with positive tags
We aren't
late, are we?
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She doesn't
have any children, does she?
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The bus isn't
coming, is it?
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She wasn't at
home yesterday, was she?
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They didn't
go out last Sunday, did they?
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You weren't
sleeping, were you?
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She hasn't
eaten all the cake, has she?
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He hasn't
been running in this weather, has he?
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We hadn't
been to London before, had we?
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You hadn't
been sleeping, had you?
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They won't be
late, will they?
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He'll be
studying tonight, won't he?
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She won't
have left work before six, will she?
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He won't have
been travelling all day, will he?
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She can't
speak Arabic, can she?
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