صَفْحَةَ مُرَاجَعَةِالاِنْجْلِيزِيَّة ~ لِلْجَادِّينَ فَقَطُّ ‏

[بنت الجزر]

ساعود بعد قليل

[الدرّة المصونة]

[ ?excuse me officer could you show me the way to victoria station please]
?can i brrow your protractor said
i ve forgotten mine at home
may i see your passport
I don't know;she could be ill
? pupils may we leave mr white
headmaster no you may not you haven t answered all my questions

act c page 62

not correct= incorrect
not legal= illega
not possible= impossible
not satisfied= unsatisfied

[aicha.2012]

what is can in future?

[الدرّة المصونة]

will be able to

[0Girl0]

wach raykoum meme rodod ykono en anglais
ida kechma tesha9ou iam here

[ahmed40]

خولة مفهمتوش مكاش شرح اكثر

[بنت الجزر]

اوكي شكرااااااا اختي الحبيبة

[الدرّة المصونة]

Question tags

We use tags in spoken English but not in formal written English.

They are not really questions but are a way of asking the other person to make a comment and so keep the conversation open.

Making a tag is very mechanical. To make a tag, use the first auxiliary. If there is no auxiliary, use do, does or did. With a positive sentence, make a negative tag and with a negative sentence, make a positive tag.

It's beautiful, isn't it?
He has been, hasn't he?
You can, can't you?
It must be, mustn't it?
You know him, don’t you?
He finished it, didn't he?
He will come, won't he?



It isn't very good, is it?
It hasn't rained, has it?
It can't be, can it?
Jenny doesn't know James, does she?
They didn't leave, did they?
He won’t do it, will he?

Notice these:

There isn't an ATM here, is there?
Let's have a cup of coffee, shall we?

To reply, use the same auxiliary:

It's beautiful, isn't it? ~ Yes, it is. I think it's fabulous.
It isn't very good, is it? ~ No, it isn't. In fact, it's terrible.

Although, the rules are very simple and mechanical, in order to use them easily in conversation, they have to be automatic. So you need to hear and practice them very often.

[الدرّة المصونة]

ooook its a goo idea

[0Girl0]

OKAY ur welcom
(steplé je peux pas parler bien l'anglais donc vou pouvez me corriger)

[ahmed40]

Khawla please explain more or detail

[الدرّة المصونة]

This is a large question mark, isn't it?

Question tags are often used in spoken English. A rising intonation is used to show that the question is real, whereas a falling intonation shows that the speaker just wants confirmation from the person being spoken to.

Question Tags are formed in this way:

It is raining, isn't it? This is a negative tag (The tag is the part after the comma, ‘isn’t it’ )

It is not raining, is it? This is a positive tag.

The most important thing to remember is that the auxiliary verb in the statement 'It is raining,..' must be changed to it's opposite form for the tag 'isnt, it?'

Here are a few examples of the opposite forms of auxillary verbs:

will→ won't should →shouldn't
do →don't have →haven't
does →doesn't can→ can't
am→ aren't
are→ aren't
must →musn't

Examples of positive tags

Your father doesn't work in a bank, does he?
They aren't from Spain, are they?
Penguins can't fly, can they?

Examples of negative tags

His name is Mike, isn't it?
You have finished, haven't you?
He will come, won't he?

[yazid2013]

من فضلكم من فضلكم أريد حل التمرين 5 ص 53
أنــــــاا باــنـــتظــــاركمم

[الدرّة المصونة]

i am sorry
i hope the others can help you

[yazid2013]

و لا يهمك شكراااا