Tags (English exercise n°3393 - Please quote this number when contacting us)Other English exercises on the same topicTags QUESTION TAGS : CAS PARTICULIERS (2) Repris par Exemples Adverbe négatif never tag affirmatif He never sees his father, does he ? Adverbes semi-négatifs hardly, scarcely, seldom, barely tag affirmatif There was hardly anybody in the streets, was there ? Pronoms négatifs : nobody, no one, neither nothing tag affirmatif Nobody screamed, did they ? Neither of the two, smiled, did they ? Nothing will be done, will it ? Impératif will you ? / shall we ? Open the door, will you ? Let's have a birthday party, shall we? Plusieurs auxiliaires tag sur le 1er auxiliaire She ought to have told her parents, oughtn't she ? Phrase commençant par un verbe exprimant une opinion personnelle tag sur la 2ème partie de la phrase I think he should be congratulated, shouldn't he ? Phrases elliptiques ( = absence de verbe) le verbe sous -entendu Splendid, isn't it ? Bored, aren't you ? Lovely, isn't she? 'Good friends, arent they?'English exercise "Tags" created by anonyme (29-08-2005) with The test builderClick here to see the current stats of this English test1. Your parents never invited their neighbours, ? 2. There was hardly anything to eat, ? 3. His grandfather could barely see, ? 4. His wife seldom left him alone, ? 5. No one would arrive late, ? 6. Neither of them will see us, ? 7. Nothing has been tempted to rescue her, ? 8. Let's try again, ? 9. You could have started learning Chinese before, ? 10. I feel they have deserved a pay rise, ? End of the free exercise to learn English: Tags (01.11.2008 14:56)A free English exercise to learn English.Other English exercises on the same topic | All our lessons and exercises
QUESTION TAGS : CAS PARTICULIERS (2)
Repris par
Exemples
Adverbe négatif
He never sees his father, does he ?
Adverbes semi-négatifs
There was hardly anybody in the streets, was there ?
Pronoms négatifs :
Impératif
Plusieurs auxiliaires
She ought to have told her parents, oughtn't she ?
Phrase commençant par un verbe exprimant une opinion personnelle
I think he should be congratulated, shouldn't he ?
Phrases elliptiques
( = absence de verbe)
'Good friends, arent they?'
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