Тренировочные упражнения

Разделительные вопросы
Write a tag for each sentence.

To BE
1) It’s a fine day, is not it?
2) The children are not at home, are they ?
3)You were in Spain last year, were not you?
4)Your sister isn’t married, is she?
5) I am very smart, am not I?
6)Those women are nurses, are she ? -они
7) My coffee and croissants are not cold, are they ?
8) Tom is fond of table tennis, is not he?
9)The waiters were not polite, were it? Официанты (они)
10) This tree wasn’t tall, was it?

Tenses
1) You prefer fast food, donʼt you?
2) The students don’t speak Japanese, do they?
3) You found my keys, didnʼt you?
4) Peter didn’t pass his exams, did he?
5) Our love will last forever, wonʼt our? Love =it
6) Your husband doesn’t earn much, does it? Husband = he
7) They won’t spend all their money, will they?
8) You are studying English, arenʼt you?
9) Ann has a new car ,doesnʼt she?
10) Her son often rides a horse in the country, doesnʼt he?
11) You will write to me, wonʼt you?
12) He gives a lesson every day, doesnʼt he?
13) You read modern writers, donʼt you?
14) They gave her a clock, didnʼt they?
15) You went to the theatre, didnʼt you?
16) I wrote to you, didnʼt I?
17) He speaks English, doesnʼt he?
18) My friend plays football, doesnʼt he?
19) Olga sang a song, didnʼt she?
20) She doesn’t like coffee, does she?

Modal verbs
1) We must talk to our doctor, mustnʼt we?
2) They must do the work, mustnʼt they?
3) You could understand me, couldnʼt you?
4) We can have a party on Sunday, can not we ?
5) Rob must work harder, mustnʼt he ?
6) You can play the guitar, can not you ?
7) He can speak English, can not he?
8) She can’t play the violin, can she?
9) They can see the mountains from the window, can not they?
10) The train must not arrive late, must it?

There is/there are

There was/were
1) There is an apple on the table, isnʼt it?
2) There are apples on the table, arenʼt they?
3) There isn’t a chair in the room, is it?
4) There weren’t books on the shelves, were they?
5) There was a kitten in the box, wasnʼt it ?