Ex. 2: Change these sentences into tag-questions:
1. They didn’t read this book yesterday.
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2. They don’t go to school on foot every day.
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3. She doesn’t have a lot of friends in Hanoi.
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4. They enjoyed vacation in Europe last year.
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5. Mr. and Mrs. John live in America.
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6. She arrived at the station in time.
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7. The director refused to answer the questions.
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8. She drove the car carelessly last night.
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9. Mr. Steven’s secretary wrote the letter for him.
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Đọc tiếp
Ex. 2: Change these sentences into tag-questions:
1. They didn’t read this book yesterday.
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2. They don’t go to school on foot every day.
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3. She doesn’t have a lot of friends in Hanoi.
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4. They enjoyed vacation in Europe last year.
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5. Mr. and Mrs. John live in America.
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6. She arrived at the station in time.
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7. The director refused to answer the questions.
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8. She drove the car carelessly last night.
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9. Mr. Steven’s secretary wrote the letter for him.
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10. Martha didn’t finish her homework yesterday.
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11. She gave the message to someone else.
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12. They didn’t return the money to him.
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13. She didn’t have breakfast before going to school.
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14. She spent two weeks in Mexico last year.
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15. He speaks English very fluently.
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16. They drink two cups of coffee each day.
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17. They didn’t avoid answering the questions.
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18. They don’t go out late yesterday.
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19. He read two pages yesterday.
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20. He waited for her until she came back.
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21. He didn’t tell the truth.
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22. They bought the wallet several days ago.
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23. She looked more beautifully this morning.
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