Question

Complete the sentences with the correct question tags. *Ex: Mr McGuinness is from Ireland, isn't he ?* The car isn't in the garage, _______? You are John,___? She went to the library yesterday, _____? He didn't recognize me,____? Cars pollute the environment,____? Mr. Pritchard has been to Scotland recently,_____? The trip is very expensive,______? He won't tell her,______? Hugh had a red car, ______?

Answer 1

The car isn't in the garage, is it?

You are John, aren't you?

She went to the library yesterday, didn't she?

He didn't recognize me, did he?

Cars pollute the environment, Don't it?

Mr. Pritchard has been to Scotland recently, hadn't he?

The trip is very expensive, isn't it?

He won't tell her, will he?

Hugh had a red car, hadn't he?

Answer 2

As tag question são:

1. The car isn't in the garage, is it?
2. You are John, aren't you?
3. She went to the library yesterday, didn't she?
4. He didn't recognize me, did he?
5. Cars pollute te environment, don't they?
6. Mr. Pritchard has been to Scotland recently, hasn't he?
7. The trip is very expensive, isn't it?
8. He won't tell her, will he?
9. Hugh had a red car, hadn't he?

Tag Question

Uma tag question é uma pergunta ao final de uma frase que certifica-se de que aquilo que foi dito foi entendido. Uma tradução bruta aceitável seria: não é, né, certo.

Para frases afirmativas:

Pronome + Verbo to be + complemento, verbo to be + not + pronome

Exemplo: He is smart, isn't he? / Ele é esperto, não é?

Para frases negativas:

Pronome + Verbo to be + not + complemento, verbo to be + pronome

Exemplo: Ela não é feia, né? / She isn't ugly, is she?

Resolução do Exercício

• 1. The car isn't in the garage.

Neste caso a frase está na negativa, logo, após a virgula utiliza-se o verbo to be sem o not e o pronome. Como "the car" é um objeto, utiliza-se o pronome It. Então:

The car isn't in the garage, is it?

• 2. You are John.

Neste caso a frase está na afirmativa, então após a virgula utiliza-se o verbo to be acrescido do not e o pronome. Logo:

You are John, aren't you?

• 3. She went to the library yesterday.

Neste caso a frase está na afirmativa, então após a virgula utiliza-se o verbo to be acrescido do not e o pronome. Went é o passado de go, neste caso, quando não é composto pelo verbo to be, utiliza-se o verbo auxiliar do/does, neste caso no passado: did. Então:

She went to the library yesterday, didn't she?

• 4. He didn't recognize me.

Novamente um caso sem o verbo to be. Porém como há o verbo auxiliar did na negativa, utiliza-se o did sem o not.

He didn't recognize me, did he?

• 5. Cars pollute the environment.

"Cars" são objetos, porém apesar disso não se utiliza neste caso o pronome it, já que está no plural. Então o pronome utilizado será o They (eles). Como não há nenhum verbo to be ou auxiliar, utiliza-se o auxiliar do/does.

Cars pollute te environment, don't they?

• 6.  Mr. Pritchard has been to Scotland recently

"Has been to" é uma das utilizações do have. Neste caso o has será utilizado acrescido do not. O pronome utilizado será o he, uma vez que Mister refere-se a senhor, homem.

Mr. Pritchard has been to Scotland recently, hasn't he?

• 7. The trip is very expensive

A viagem pode ser descrita como uma coisa, logo o pronome utilizado será o it. Neste caso há o verbo to be, o qual será utilizado acrescido do not.

The trip is very expensive, isn't it?

• 8. He won't tell her

O "won't" é a junção do will com o not. Então:

He won't tell her, will he?

• 9.  Hugh had a red car

Hugh é um nome masculino, então será utilizado o pronome he.

Hugh had a red car, hadn't he?

Para melhor fixação do conteúdo você pode ver outra pergunta sobre tag question no link: https://brainly.com.br/tarefa/47822379

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