高一 反义疑问句

does he Carol: Oh, yes. He doesn’t like talking too much,(3)__________? Eric: No, he is very quiet. Who is the slim young lady? She looks doesn’t she pretty,(4)_______________? Carol: You mean the one sitting in the chair reading? I think she’s Ellen, Mum’s best friend. The man beside her is Dave. They’re married now,(5)______________? aren’t they Eric: Yes. Are they coming to spend their summer holiday here as usual? Carol: Yes, but they didn’t come last summer. Dave has really changed a lot. He’s put on a lot of weight. You can hardly recognize him in the can you photo,(6)____________? Eric: Everyone in the picture seems to have put on some don’t they weight,(7)_____________? Carol: That’s the interesting thing about old photos---you can always see how much time has passed since they were taken,(8)____________? can’t you Eric: Exactly!
It’s a lovely day, isn’t it?
2 To request information in a more polite way Neither of you has heard the news, have you?
3 To soften an order or a request for someone to do something
______________？
Eric： Yeah. He went there last month. Oh, I know who the boy is. Carol: Which boy? The taller one? Eric： No. The one who is standing with Mum and Dad. He’s our cousin Rob.
（1）Close the window, will you?
（2）Let’s have a rest, shall we?
exercises
Read the following dialogue and complete it with the correct question tag.
Eric： Carol, come and look at this old photo. Look, this is Mum and this is Dad. But I don’t know anyone else in the photo. You know who they are, (1)__________ ？ Carol: Let me have a look. Wow! That’s Uncle Sam. He looks really young in this photo. Now he’s in Paris,(2)
Little?
Neither of you will have coffee, will you?
She seldom argues with people, does she?
There are a group of little children in the museum, aren’t they?
Unit 3 Grammar & usage
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Question Tags (反义疑问句）
D tags are short questions that come at the end of statements.
1 To start a conversation
（1）You wouldn’t take these pills, would you? （2）His father can’t swim, can he? （3）Everyone has advised you not to go on a diet, haven’t they?
4 We use an auxiliary verb(助动词）, modal verb（情态动词) or be in a question tag.
（1）You like travelling, don’t you? （2）There is something wrong, isn’t it? （3）You can’t speak Italian, can you?
5 After an imperative clause（祈使句）, we use will you. After Let’s, we use shall we.
Tip：When the main clause uses
little to mean small or young, it is considered positive.
3 We use a personal pronoun like I, we, you, he, she, it or they in a question tag.
confirmation
Grammar points
1 At the end of a positive statement, we use a negative question tag. At the end of a negative statement, we use a positive question tag. We can still be friends, can’t we?
1 Finish the exercises of part B on Page 51 2 Review the Task.
He doesn’t like ice cream, does he?
2 When the main clause uses words like neither, none, nobody, nothing, few, little, never, hardly or seldom, it is considered negative. It is, therefore, followed by a positive question tag.
Carol: Oh, yes. He doesn’t like talking too much,(3)__________? Eric: No, he is very quiet. Who is the slim young lady? She looks pretty,(4)_______________? Carol: You mean the one sitting in the chair reading? I think she’s Ellen, Mum’s best friend. The man beside her is Dave. They’re married now,(5)______________? Eric: Yes. Are they coming to spend their summer holiday here as usual? Carol: Yes, but they didn’t come last summer. Dave has really changed a lot. He’s put on a lot of weight. You can hardly recognize him in the photo,(6)____________? Eric: Everyone in the picture seems to have put on some weight,(7)_____________? Carol: That’s the interesting thing about old photos---you can always see how much time has passed since they were taken,(8)____________? Eric: Exactly!
Close the window, will you?
4 To ask for agreement or confirmation
agreemen t
You are a high school student, aren’t you? You are a high school student, aren’t you?
exercises
Read the following dialogue and complete it with the correct question tag.
Eric： Carol, come and look at this old photo. Look, this is Mum and this is Dad. But I don’t know anyone else in the don’t you photo. You know who they are, (1)__________ ？ Carol: Let me have a look. Wow! That’s Uncle Sam. He looks really young in this photo. Now he’s in Paris,(2) isn’t he ______________？ Eric： Yeah. He went there last month. Oh, I know who the boy is. Carol: Which boy? The taller one? Eric： No. The one who is standing with Mum and Dad. He’s our cousin Rob.