You understand tag questions, don't you? (pt. 2 of 2)
Put the appropriate tag question after each statement.
1. You can't eat wheat, _____
2. You're cold, ____
3. He hasn't found a house yet, ____
4. The squirrel buried its acorn, ____
5. You never have fun, ____
6. No one knows that, ____
7. You could fail, ____
8. They were young, ____
1. can you?
2. aren't you?
3. has he?
4. didn't it?
5. do you?
6. do they?
7. couldn't you?
8. weren't they?
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Very useful, especially the explanation about No.6 that you gave in the comment. Thank you.
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I was trying to fill in the blanks, but then I noticed you answered all of the question at the end of your notes. ^-^
Thanks Alan, for your wonderful lesson.
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No. 6 includes a negative statement, so it uses a positive tag question. Since it does not include an auxiliary verb or the verb "to be," it uses the verb "to do."
Words such as "nothing" and "everything" use the word "it" in the tag questions ("Nothing is happening, is it?"), while words such as "nobody," "no one," "somebody," and "everybody" use the word "they" in the tag questions. This is standard English usage.
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Hello,
Explain N 6, please. Thank you.
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