Revision - Week 8.1

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What is a tag question?

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A tag question is a short question added to the end of a statement, often used to confirm information or seek agreement. For example, 'It's a nice day, isn't it?'.

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How do you form a tag question for positive statements?

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For positive statements, the tag question is negative. For example, 'You like chocolate, don't you?'.

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How do you form a tag question for negative statements?

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For negative statements, the tag question is positive. For example, 'You don't like chocolate, do you?'.

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What is the correct tag question for 'Nobody likes the play'?

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The correct tag question is 'do they?'.

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What is the structure of a basic English sentence?

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A basic English sentence typically follows the Subject-Verb-Object structure. For example, 'I (Subject) eat (Verb) apples (Object).'.

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How do you reorder words to form a correct sentence?

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To reorder words, identify the subject, verb, and object, and arrange them in the correct order. For example, 'I can speak English fluently' is the correct order.

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What is the meaning of 'can' in English?

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'Can' is a modal verb used to express ability or possibility. For example, 'I can swim' means I have the ability to swim.

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What does 'can't' mean?

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'Can't' is a contraction of 'cannot', indicating the inability to do something. For example, 'I can't ride a bike' means I am unable to ride a bike.

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What is the purpose of using 'can' in a question?

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Using 'can' in a question is to inquire about someone's ability or possibility. For example, 'Can you help me?' asks if the person is able to help.

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What is the correct sentence structure for asking a question in English?

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The correct structure typically involves starting with a question word (if applicable), followed by the auxiliary verb, subject, and main verb. For example, 'Can you solve this problem?'.