Ayuda 1-Ingles 7

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QUESTIONS TAGS / HERE / THERE

Docente: Mg. Magali G. Prado Coronado
Escuela Profesional Periodo académico: 2018-2

INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL Semestre:2
Unidad:1
CONTENTS
• HERE
• THERE
• QUESTIONS TAGS
• SHOULD
Places and How to Get There

A pharmacy
A restaurant
A bank
A newsstand
A bookstore
A clothing
store
A convenience store
Across the street

Down the road

Around the corner

On the left
On the right
Bank
Next to the bank

Bank Bookstore
Between the bank and the

bookstore
DIRECTIONS
EXAMPLES
QUESTIONS TAGS
• She's very beautiful, isn't she?

• The baby doesn't want to eat her food, does she?

She's done something really interesting to her hair,

hasn't she?
TAG QUESTIONS
A tag question is a question
added at the end of a
sentence. Speakers use it to
make sure their information
is correct.
What is a tag question?
• A tag question is a sentence with a question phrase

connected at the end.
• Example:
It’s windy today, isn’t it?
Sentence part Tag

Tag questions have two purposes:
1. To clarify information
(the speaker expects an answer)
Example:
– We have a test tomorrow, don’t we?

– Mr. Smith is coming to the meeting, isn’t he?
– I’m permitted to park here, aren’t I?
Tag questions have two
purposes:
2. To agree with someone
(the speaker does not expect an answer)
Example:
• You’re falling asleep, aren’t you?
• The party was a lot of fun, wasn’t it?
• I didn’t win the lottery, did I?
Forming Tag Questions

Step 1:
Identify the verb in the sentence.
Sergio likes to eat at buffets, ______ __?
verb
Step 2:
Identify the type of verb.

(Is it the verb “to be”, an auxiliary verb, or the
main verb?)
Sergio likes to eat at buffets, _____ ___?
Main verb
Step 3:
Identify the tense of verb.
(Is it in present or past tense?)
Sergio likes to eat at buffets, ______ ___?
Present tense
Step 4:
If in present tense, determine if 1st or 3rd person. If in
past tense, use auxiliary “to be” or “do” in past.
Sergio likes to eat at buffets , _ _ ____?
Third person
• Use the auxiliary verb “does”.
Step 5:
Is the verb affirmative or negative?
Sergio likes to eat at buffets, __________?

doesn’t
Write in the opposite.

Affirmative
Step 6:
Add the pronoun at the end.
Sergio likes to eat at buffets, doesn’t ?

he
Noun
Overview
Step 1: Identify the verb in the sentence.
Step 2: Identify the type of verb.

Step 3: Identify the tense.
Step 4: If in present tense, determine if 1st
or 3rd person. If in past tense, use auxiliary
“to be” or “do” in past.
Step 5: Affirmative or negative?
Step 6: Add pronoun.
Affirmative sentence +
negative tag
Mary is here, isn’t she?

They have left, haven’t they?
1. She works for a big company, ____ _?

2. The movie started at 8:00, _____ ___?
3. This is a good apple, ____ _____?
4. You've eaten breakfast, _____ ____?
5. The students are going to take a test today,
____ ____?
6. He'll be at the party, ______ ___?
7. Your car is working now, ______ ____?
8. John has some money, _______ _____?
9. You made some coffee, ______ ____?
10. They've done that before, _____ ___?
Negative sentence +
affirmative tag
• Edy can’t sing, can he?

You don’t like tea, do you?
1. You don't have to work today, ___ ___?

2. She won't get here on time, _____ __?
3. Your dog hasn't had puppies, ____ ____?
4. That wasn't a very good movie, _____ __?
5. The computer isn't on, _____ ____?
6. Tracy and Bill are getting back together, ___
____?
7. I'm not late, _____ ____?
8. The alarm didn't go off, _____ _____?
9. He can't move any heavy furniture, _ __?
10. It doesn't really matter, ____ ___?
Let’s Practice
• Lunch was delicious, wasn’t
? it
• Spring break is next week, ______?

isn’t it
• Class finished quickly, _________?
didn’t it
1. You’ve called the movers, a. can we?

2. They’re coming tomorrow, b. do we?
3. This isn’t going to be cheap, c. is he?
4. You haven’t finished packing, d. isn’t it?
5. We don’t need any more boxes, e. aren’t they?
6. Pablo is going to help us, f. have you?
7. We can put some things in g. isn’t he?
storage, h. is it?
8. Jack isn’t buying our bookcases, i. haven’t you?
9. We need to disconnect the phone, j. don’t we?
10. The movers aren’t packing the k. can’t we?
books for us,
11. We can’t turn off the electricity yet, l. are they?
12. Moving is hard,
Important Notes
• In the present tense, if the subject is "I", the

auxiliary changes to are or aren't.
I'm sitting next to you, aren't I?

• With let's, the tag question is shall we.
• Let's go to the beach, shall we?

• With an imperative, the tag question is will you.
• Close the window, will you?

• We use a positive tag question after a sentence

containing a negative word such as never,
hardly, nobody.
• Nobody lives in this house, do they?

You've never liked me, have you?
• When the subject is nothing, we use it in the tag

question.
Nothing bad happened, did it?

• When the subject is nobody, somebody,

everybody, no one, someone, or everyone, we
use they in the tag question.
Nobody asked for me, did they?

If the main verb in the sentence is have (not an

auxiliary verb), it is more common to use do in
the question tag.
You have a Ferrari, don't you?

• With used to, we use didn't in the tag question.
You used to work here, didn't you?

We can use positive question tags after positive

sentences to express a reaction such as
surprise or interest.
You're moving to Brazil, are you?

•Here are some mixed examples:
• But you don't really love her, do you?

• This will work, won't it?
• Well, I couldn't help it, could I?
• But you'll tell me if she calls, won't you?
• We'd never have known, would we?
• The weather's bad, isn't it?
• You won't be late, will you?
• Nobody knows, do they?
1. You should pay your credit card bill, ____ ____?

2. They have to drive to Chicago next week, __ __?
3. Those carrots aren't very good, ____ ______?
4. You love me, ___ ____?
5. You can't play the piano, ___ ____?
6. She has to work this evening, ____ ___?
7. She had to work yesterday too, ____ ___?
8. Rob will go fishing with us this weekend, __ ___?
9. You were able to find it on the interent, __ __?
10. This quiz wasn't too hard, _____ ____?
GRAMMAR
DIALOG
• Tim Hey Julie. How's it going?
• Julie Hi Tim. I'm all right. How are you?
• Tim Not too bad.
• Tim So, I hear your photocopier is out of order again.
• Julie Yes. As usual.
• Tim Well, let me take a look at it. I'll see what I can do.
• Tim Well, looks like you were out of toner. It should be as good as new now.
• Julie Great! What would we do without you, Tim? Have a good one!
• Tim You too. Bye.
• Andrea Lewis Good Morning. I'm Andrea
Lewis, and I'm here for a 10:00 appointment with Mr. Trulson.
• Julie Good morning, Dr.
Lewis. Please take a seat and make yourself comfortable. He'll be available shortly.
• Andrea Lewis Thank you.
• Andrea Lewis I'm a bit early, I'm afraid.
• Julie No problem at all. May I get you anything while you're waiting?
• Andrea Lewis Oh, thank you. Uh, do you have today's paper, by any chance?
• Julie Yes, of course. Do you have a preference?
• Andrea Lewis The Times would be perfect.
• Julie There you are.

• Andrea Lewis Thanks again.
• John Hello Julie. How are you?
• Julie Hello John. I'm fine, thanks. Let me take your coat.
• John Thanks.
• John Gary asked me to come in at 9:30 to go over some paperwork. Sorry I'mlate. The
traffic was terrible.
• Julie No problem at all. He'll be free any minute.
• John Oh, OK.
• John I'll just wait here, then.
• Julie Go ahead and sit down, if you'd like. Can I get you some coffee or tea?
• John Um, no thanks. I already had two cups this morning.
• Julie OK. Let me know if you need anything else.
• John OK, thanks.
• Mary Bye, Mr. Trulson. Thank you very much.
• Julie Dr. Lewis, Mr. Trulson can see you now.
• Andrea Lewis Great. Where is his office located, please?
• Julie It's down the hall, first door on your right.
• Andrea Lewis OK, thank you.
VOCABULARY
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¡La universidad para todos!

¡La Universidad para todos!

QUESTIONS TAGS / HERE / THERE

Escuela Profesional Periodo académico: 2018-2

Places and How to Get There

Across the street

Down the road

Around the corner

Next to the bank

Between the bank and the

• She's very beautiful, isn't she?

• The baby doesn't want to eat her food, does she?

She's done something really interesting to her hair,

What is a tag question?

• A tag question is a sentence with a question phrase

Sentence part Tag

Tag questions have two purposes:

– We have a test tomorrow, don’t we?

Forming Tag Questions

Identify the verb in the sentence.

Sergio likes to eat at buffets, ______ __?

Identify the type of verb.

Sergio likes to eat at buffets, _____ ___?

Identify the tense of verb.

(Is it in present or past tense?)

Sergio likes to eat at buffets, ______ ___?

Sergio likes to eat at buffets , _ _ ____?

Is the verb affirmative or negative?

Sergio likes to eat at buffets, __________?

Write in the opposite.

Add the pronoun at the end.

Sergio likes to eat at buffets, doesn’t ?

Step 2: Identify the type of verb.

Mary is here, isn’t she?

1. She works for a big company, ____ _?

• Edy can’t sing, can he?

1. You don't have to work today, ___ ___?

• Spring break is next week, ______?

1. You’ve called the movers, a. can we?

• In the present tense, if the subject is "I", the

I'm sitting next to you, aren't I?

• With let's, the tag question is shall we.

• Let's go to the beach, shall we?

• With an imperative, the tag question is will you.

• Close the window, will you?

• We use a positive tag question after a sentence

• Nobody lives in this house, do they?

• When the subject is nothing, we use it in the tag

Nothing bad happened, did it?

• When the subject is nobody, somebody,

Nobody asked for me, did they?

If the main verb in the sentence is have (not an

You have a Ferrari, don't you?

• With used to, we use didn't in the tag question.

You used to work here, didn't you?

We can use positive question tags after positive

You're moving to Brazil, are you?

•Here are some mixed examples:

• But you don't really love her, do you?

1. You should pay your credit card bill, ____ ____?

• Julie There you are.

CONCLUSIONES Y/O ACTIVIDADES DE

Gracias por su atención!!

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