Exercise 5: Tag Questions:

1. The baby is always crying, isn't he?
2. I look tired, don't I?
3. You like vegetarian food, don't you?
4. Mrs. Dara should look her door, shouldn't she?
5. The cakes are tasty, aren't they?
6. Tom isn’t going to buy that shirt, is he?
7. Please turn on the lights, will you?
8. Susan has lost her sunglasses, hasn’t she?
9. Everyone gathered at the Main Square, didn’t they?
10. Henry hardly spoke to his father, did he?
11. They will build a house, won’t they?
12. I reckon that Maria lives in Amsterdam, doesn’t she?

Exercise 6: Circle the correct answer:

1. A. will you
2. C. doesn’t he
3. B. is there
4. B. isn’t it
5. C. don’t you
6. A. do you
7. B. will I
8. C. shan’t we
9. D. needn’t it
10. A. wasn’t it
11. C. doesn’t she
12. A. shall we
13. D. shouldn’t we
14. A. haven’t I
15. B. doesn’t she
16. C. didn’t she

1. Open this box, do you?
   Correction: Open this box, will you?

2. David has to write to his parents now, doesn't he?
   Correct: David has to write to his parents now, doesn't he?

3. There's isn't anyone at home, is there?
   Correction: There isn't anyone at home, is there?

4. You used to stay in that villa, didn't you?
   Correct: You used to stay in that villa, didn't you?

5. I think that won't reveal my secret, will it?
   Correction: I think that will reveal my secret, won't it?

6. A. shall we
   (This is the correct tag for suggestions or proposals like "Let's go to the park, shall we?")

7. B. won't we
   (Incorrect as it is used for confirmations, not suggestions.)

8. A. It doesn't
   (Incorrect, as it should match the subject with the correct tag.)

9. A. doesn't it
   (Correct for sentences where the subject and tag are the same, like "It is hot, isn't it?")

10. B. you
    (Incorrect, the correct tag is usually a pronoun matching the subject.)

11. I thought she was going away this summer, wasn't she?
    Correction: I thought she was going away this summer, wasn't she?

12. You'd rather study English than Maths, wouldn't you?
    Correct: You'd rather study English than Maths, wouldn't you?

13. Anna failed again. She almost never studied, did she?
    Correct: Anna failed again. She almost never studied, did she?

14. You should behave more politely, shouldn't you?
    Correct: You should behave more politely, shouldn't you?

15. Anna must finish her assignment tonight, shouldn't she?
    Correction: Anna must finish her assignment tonight, mustn't she?

16. I haven't made too many mistakes, do I?
    Correction: I haven't made too many mistakes, have I?

17. A. do I
    (Incorrect, as it is for negative statements with "do.")

18. B. have I
    (Correct for negative statements with "have.")

19. C. haven't I
    (Incorrect, should be "have I" for positive statements.)

20. D. do you?
    (Incorrect, should match the auxiliary verb used in the sentence.)