Grammar: Read. Then Complete The Tag Questions.

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Complete the tag questions. The neighbors like us,________?

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He likes apples, ________?
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Complete the tag questions. You're living in France, ________?

Explanation
The correct answer is "aren't you." In tag questions, we typically use a negative tag when the main sentence is positive. Since the main sentence "You're living in France" is positive, we use the negative tag "aren't you" to form the tag question. The tag question is used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener.

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Complete the tag questions. Anne and Mary won’t be at the party,________?

Explanation
The correct answer is "will they" because tag questions are used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "Anne and Mary won't be at the party." The tag question is formed by using the auxiliary verb "will" and the subject pronoun "they," which agrees with the subject of the statement. Therefore, the correct tag question is "will they."

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Complete the tag questions. He has got to leave, ________ ?

Explanation
The given correct answer is "hasn't he". In tag questions, we use the auxiliary verb from the main clause and invert it to form a question. Since the main clause is "He has got to leave", the auxiliary verb is "has". To form the tag question, we use the negative form of the auxiliary verb "hasn't" and add the pronoun "he" at the end. This creates the tag question "hasn't he", which is the correct answer.

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Complete the tag questions. He didn’t have to choose one,________?

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The correct answer is "did he." This is because tag questions are used to confirm or seek agreement with a statement. In this case, the statement is "He didn't have to choose one." To form a tag question, we use the auxiliary verb from the statement and invert it with the subject. Since the auxiliary verb in the statement is "did," we use it in the tag question as well. The subject in the statement is "he," so we use it in the tag question as well. Therefore, the correct tag question is "did he."

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Complete the tag questions. You would join us if Ben can’t come,________

Explanation
The given tag question "wouldn't you" is the correct completion for the sentence. It is used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. In this case, the speaker is assuming that the listener would join them if Ben is unable to come, and they are seeking confirmation of this assumption.

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Complete the tag questions. We can't go swimming if the pool's shut, ________?

Explanation
The given tag question "can we" is the correct completion for the sentence "We can't go swimming if the pool's shut." The tag question is formed by inverting the auxiliary verb "can" and the subject pronoun "we" and adding a question mark at the end. This tag question is used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener.

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Complete the tag questions. It must be two years since we last met up, ________?

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The statement "It must be two years since we last met up" implies that a significant amount of time has passed since the last meeting. The tag question "mustn't it?" is used to seek confirmation or agreement with this statement. It suggests that the speaker expects the listener to agree that it has indeed been a long time since they last met up.

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