Short answers: reply with the right auxiliary.Réponses courtes : réponds avec le bon auxiliaire.
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Are you coming tonight? — Yes, .
Can you help me? — I'm sorry, .
Will they arrive on time? — Yes, .
Did you watch the match yesterday? — No, .
Have you got a sister? — Yes, .
Do they play tennis? — No, .
Does she like you? — No, .
Is it OK? — No, .
Has she got her book? — No, she .
Was the film good? — Yes, .
Can you help me? — I'm sorry, .
Will they arrive on time? — Yes, .
Did you watch the match yesterday? — No, .
Have you got a sister? — Yes, .
Do they play tennis? — No, .
Does she like you? — No, .
Is it OK? — No, .
Has she got her book? — No, she .
Was the film good? — Yes, .
Agree, then disagree, with the subject in brackets. Careful with the tense!Sois d'accord, puis pas d'accord, avec le sujet entre parenthèses. Attention au temps !
Dany loves travelling. (I) → . / .
Peter phoned Sarah. (Brian) → . / .
Peter doesn't like carrots. (I) → . / .
You went to Australia last year. (she) → . / .
Mike doesn't like maths. (we) → . / .
Ted has taken lots of photos. (Mary) → . / .
Steve was singing along. (his friends) → his friends. / His friends .
Fred wouldn't want to miss the concert. (Clara) → Clara. / .
I have never been abroad. (my best friend) → my best friend. / My best friend .
He will never take part again. (the others) → the others. / The others .
Peter phoned Sarah. (Brian) → . / .
Peter doesn't like carrots. (I) → . / .
You went to Australia last year. (she) → . / .
Mike doesn't like maths. (we) → . / .
Ted has taken lots of photos. (Mary) → . / .
Steve was singing along. (his friends) → his friends. / His friends .
Fred wouldn't want to miss the concert. (Clara) → Clara. / .
I have never been abroad. (my best friend) → my best friend. / My best friend .
He will never take part again. (the others) → the others. / The others .
Question tags: drag the right tag after each sentence.Question tags : fais glisser le bon tag après chaque phrase.
- I'm right,
- He will come to the party,
- He isn't Australian,
- He hasn't got much time left,
- You have enjoyed it,
- You don't like me,
- You should change jobs,
- You knew this would happen,
- He plays for the English team,
- They didn't finish on time,
More question tags: careful with there, never and no!Encore des tags : attention à there, never et no !
- You can't do it,
- He'll never learn,
- You're Cathy,
- He needs to see a doctor,
- They lost the game,
- He put the suitcase in the bus,
- I don't suppose you could give me a lift,
- There's a cinema on High Street,
- Your name is Cathy,
- You have no idea,
Now write the tags yourself.Maintenant, écris les tags toi-même.
There's a cinema on High Street, ?
They won't win, ?
He needs to see a doctor, ?
He doesn't come very often, ?
He finished third, ?
You play tennis, ?
He's ill, ?
He's not French, ?
It's all true, ?
You won't tell him, ?
They won't win, ?
He needs to see a doctor, ?
He doesn't come very often, ?
He finished third, ?
You play tennis, ?
He's ill, ?
He's not French, ?
It's all true, ?
You won't tell him, ?
Final test: one try only!Test final : un seul essai !
- Do you like pizza? — Yes, I .dolikeam
- Is she your sister? — No, she .doesn'thasn'tisn't
- I'm tired. — .So do INeither am ISo am I
- I can't swim. — .Neither can ISo can INeither do I
- You live in Paris, ?isn't itdo youdon't you
- She was at the party, ?didn't shewas shewasn't she
- They haven't finished, ?have theydid theyhaven't they
- We went to the beach. — .So went theySo were theySo did they
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