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6. You are talking about Bill You know that Bill works very hard. Everyone knows this
What do you say about Billy Bill
C) Complete the conversation. Put in the QUESTION TAGS:
Mary : Let's go out somewhere tonight,
Jeff: All right. Where?
Mary You haven't got a local paper,
Pass it over here,
Thanks. Well, there's a disco at the Grand Hotel
Jeff : Fine, but I haven't got any money. You couldn't lend me five pounds,
Mary OK, I'll pay then I'll meet you outside at eight o'clock. Don't be late,
Answers
Answer:
The question tags have been added and they are underlined.
Mary: Let's go out somewhere tonight, shall we?
Jeff: All right. Where?
Mary: You haven't got a local paper, have you? Pass it over here, will you?
Thanks. Well, there's a disco at the Grand Hotel .
Jeff: Fine, but I haven't got any money. You couldn't lend me five pounds, could you?
Mary OK, I'll pay then. I'll meet you outside at eight o'clock. Don't be late.
Explanation:
A tag question is a question added at the end of a sentence. A tag question following an affirmative statement generally has the form of a negative question and a negative statement has an affirmative question, with the meaning: Isn't that true? A question tag always consists of the helping verb of the tense and the pronoun used in the main clause.
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