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Intermediate level. Handout for students with exercises on the use of auxiliaries: tag questions, avoiding repetitions, showing interest, etc.

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Page 1: Auxuliaries - Repetition, Emphasis, Tag Questions
Page 2: Auxuliaries - Repetition, Emphasis, Tag Questions

I. Put in the right question tags.

I'm late, ...................................?

It's a lovely day, .............................................?

This book isn't boring, ............................................?

That isn't Tom, ......................................?

You aren't from Moscow, ..............................................?

There isn't any sugar in my tea, ........................................?

Jack isn't studying music, ......................................?

She doesn't live in London, .........................................?

He takes the children to school, ......................................?

You believe me, ..............................................?

Ann hasn't got a colour TV, ................................................?

He was driving the car, .......................................................?

There wasn't enough time, ..................................................?

They couldn't understand him, ...........................................?

We were right, .......................................................?

We had a great time, .....................................................?

They never ate chocolate, ...................................................?

She often lost her umbrella, ...............................................?

Peter's heard the news, ........................................................?

They haven't been to Paris yet, ......................................?

Nothing was said, ....................................................?

We will drink champagne, ...............................................?

You won't leave me, .........................................................?

My parents can play the guitar well, ...................................?

I can't go in there, ........................................................?

Let's go dancing, ............................................................?

Help me, ...........................................................?

Let me give you a lift, ............................................................?

People shouldn't drop litter, ...................................?

John'd written before he phoned you, ...................................?

You'd come to my party if I asked you, ...................................?

Everyone warned you, .........................................?

I don't suppose anyone will volunteer, ...................................?


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