Note that a statement containing words such as none, nobody, hardly/hardly any etc. is treated as a negative statement: He hardly ever makes a mistake, does he?

When the subject is nobody/anybody/everybody etc., the pronoun they is used in the tag:

Nobody liked the play, did they?

Add question tags to the following statements.

1 You take sugar in tea,?

2 But you don't take it in coffee,?

3 The lift isn't working today,?

4 It never works very well,?

5 The area was evacuated at once,?

6 There was no panic,?

7 Though everybody realized the danger,?

8 There was a lot of noise,?

9 But nobody complained,?

10 Mary hardly ever cooks,?

11 She buys convenience foods,?

12 She'd save money if she bought fresh food,?

13 Mr. Smith usually remembered his wife's birthdays, ?

14 But he didn't remember this one,?

15 And his wife was very disappointed,?

16 He ought to have made a note of it,?

17 Neither of them offered to help you,?

18 They don't allow pet dogs in this shop,?

19 But guide dogs can come in,?

20 He hardly ever leaves the house,?

21 That isn't Bill driving,?

22 Nothing went wrong,?

23 Lions are loose in this reserve,?

24 So we'd better get back in the car,?

25 It'd be unpleasant to be attacked by a lion,?

26 And it wouldn't be any use running away,?

27 It is a pity Ann didn't come with us,?

28 She'd have enjoyed it,?

29 They should have planned the expedition more carefully,?

30 Lives were lost unnecessarily,?

31 She warned him not to ride the stallion, ?

32 But he never takes advice,?

33 There used to be trees here,

34 There isn't any point in waiting,?

35 He'll hardly come now,?

36 Your central heating doesn't work very well,?

Add question tags to the following statements:

Be careful of the contractions 's and 'd:
 

VD : He's ready, isn't he? He's finished, hasn't he?
 

He'd seen it, hadn't he? He'd like it, wouldn'he?

1 The children can read French,?

2 He's ten years old,?

3 Bill came on a bicycle,?

4 The Smiths have got two cars,?

5 Your grandfather was a millionaire,?

6 Tom should try again,?

7 It could be done,?

8 Your brother's here,?

9 That's him over there,?

10 George can leave his case here,?

11 This will fit in your pocket,

12 His wife has headaches quite often,?

13 She's got lovely blue eyes,?

14 The twins arrived last night,?

15 Mary paints portraits,?

16 Bill puts the money in the bank,?

17 Bill put the money in the bank,?

18 Prices keep going up,?

19 I've seen you before,?

20 Bill's written a novel,?

21 His mother's very proud of him,?

22 The twins used to play rugby,?

23 Tom might be at home now,?

24 We must hurry,?

25 You'd been there before,?

26 You'd like a drink,?

27 The boys prefer a cooked breakfast,?

28 Mary ought to cook it for them,?

29 That was Ann on the phone,?

30 The Smiths need two cars,?

31 You'll help me,?

32 He used to eat raw fish,?

33 There'll be plenty for everyone,?

34 You'd better wait for Bill,?

35 You'd come if I needed help,

36 You could come at short notice,?

1. Last month our class (go) ____________ on a field trip with our teacher.

We (not have) ____________ another field trip since then.

2. I (use to/ live) ____________ with my grandmother until I (be) ____________ 18.

Since then, I (meet) ____________ my grandmother again.

3. My mother (work) ____________ as a teacher in the local high school for 20 years .

4. The last time we (have) ____________ dinner together was 2 weeks ago.

5. My uncle (meet) ____________ his family since he (go) ____________ on a business trip last month.

6. Your friend Sarah (just/ phone) ____________ you.

7. So far, I (already/ read) ____________ 11 different books. My most favourite book is “Paper towns” by John Green. I (finish) ____________ reading it last weekend.

8. Last night I (feel) ____________ well, so my father (take) ____________ me to hospital. I (be) ____________ out of hospital yet.

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4. Mr Vu (have found/ founded) this non-profit organization to benefit the local community.

5. Jame’s (not been/not) a member of the volunteer club since he left school.

6. Her husband (has given up/ gave up) smoking when they had their first child.

7. (Have you read/ Did you read) this book yet?

8. I lost my key on my way home last night. Up to now I (didn’t find/ haven’t found) it.

9. You (have lied/ have lain) in bed since the morning. Get up and find something else to do.

10. They (were/ have been) close friends for 3 months but now they hate each other.

11. (Have you ever tried/ Did you ever try) ice skating when you were a kid?

12. How long (have you taught/ did you teach) in this primary school?

13. The last time we met (has been/ was) ten days ago.

14. You (have eaten/ haven’t eaten) anything since yesterday. You must be very hungry now.

15. We (have been/ have never been) to this place before. This is the first time. gap

Read the information about recognising facts and opinions, then do the activity.

Recognising facts and opinions

Sometimes, when you read a text, you may need to decide if a sentence gives a fact or an opinion.

A fact is something we know is true:

Paris is the capital city of France.

An opinion is something we think or believe:

Paris is a very beautiful city.

Do you know how to recognise facts and opinions? Let’s practise doing this now!

1. The Alhambra is a palace in Granada, a city in the south of Spain.

                  Fact                 or               Opinion

2. The rulers of Granada built the palace more than 750 years ago.            

                  Fact                 or               Opinion

3. The palace is very beautiful, and its gardens are really pretty and quiet.

                    Fact                 or               Opinion

4. Muslim, Christian and Jewish builders and artists worked together on the Alhambra.

                   Fact                 or               Opinion

5. I think the Alhambra is an amazing place to visit.

                   Fact                 or               Opinion

6. It was my favourite thing that I saw in Granada!

                 Fact                 or               Opinion

                           Giúp vs ạ, hứa k!

1. The Alhambra is a palace in Granada, a city in the south of Spain. 

       Pact                or                 opinion

2. The rulers of Granada built the palace more than 750 years ago. 

      Pact                or                 opinion

3. The palace is very beautiful, and its gardens are really pretty and quiet.

       Pact                or                 opinion

4. Muslim, Christian and Jewish builders and artists worked together on the Alhambra.

        Pact                or                 opinion

5. I think the Alhambra is an amazing place to visit.

        Pact                or                 opinion

6. It was my favourite thing that I saw in Granada!

       Pact                or                 opinion

                         Giúp vs ạ, nếu đúng sẽ k :)))