| Tag Questions | Perfect Modals | Passive Voice | Condtionals | Emphatic Sentences |
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She won't go to the party, will she?
Make the tag question to complete this sentence:
She won't go to the party, ________? |
We shouldn't have eaten so much candy. Now we feel sick.
Choose the correct form to complete this sentence
We (should have / shouldn't have) eaten so much candy. Now we feel sick. |
That book was written (by Jennifer).
Make the passive voice for this sentence:
Jennifer wrote that book. |
Multiple correct answers, as long as the second verb is in present tense and makes sense with the context
Ex. Tomorrow, I hope I have a good day.
Finish this hope clause:
Tomorrow, I hope... |
Sam WILL move to New Zealand next year.
Make the emphatic version of this sentence:
Sam will move to New Zealand next year. |
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We remembered to get milk at the store, didn't we?
Make the tag question to complete this sentence:
We remembered to get milk at the store, _________? |
Multiple correct answers, anything that uses may/might have to give a possible reason for James's lateness.
Ex. He might have slept late. He may have forgotten to set an alarm. etc.
Use may/might have to respond to this situation
James is late to class, which is very unusual for him. |
Dutch is spoken here.
Make the passive voice for this sentence:
People speak Dutch here. |
Multiple correct answers, as long as the result clause uses the simple future, simple present, or a modal verb
Ex. If I get a raise, I will buy a new car. If I get a raise, I can save more money.
Finish this present real sentence:
If I get a raise, ... |
Mari DOES love her job.
Make the emphatic version of this sentence:
Mari loves her job. |
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Multiple correct answers, first part of the sentence must use a male subject and the affirmative present perfect
Ex. John has been to Peru, hasn't he?
Complete the first part of this tag question:
_______________, hasn't he? |
Multiple correct answers
Ex. We must have prepared a lot. We must have studied hard. etc.
Use must have to respond to this situation
We passed our exams with flying colors. |
Dinner should be prepared (by us).
Make the passive for this sentence:
We should prepare dinner. |
Multiple correct answers, must use 'were' in the if clause, and 'would' in the result clause
Ex. If I were unhappy, I would share my feelings with my friends.
Finish this present unreal sentence:
If I ________ unhappy, ... |
They HAD gone to the new café.
Make the emphatic form for this sentence:
They had gone to the café. |
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There can't be any more questions, can there?
Make the tag question to complete this sentence:
There can't be any more questions, _________? |
Multiple correct answers
Ex. You could have asked someone at the store. You could have looked at other dresses. etc
Use could have to respond to this situation
I didn't know how much the dress cost, so I didn't buy it and I left. |
The party will be organized (by them).
Make the passive for this sentence:
They will organize the party. |
If they go on vacation, they will have a lot of fun.
Choose the correct form of the verb for this sentence:
If they ________ (go) on vacation, they will have a lot of fun |
We DID have a blue car.
Make the emphatic form for this sentence:
We had a blue car. |
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We use Tag Questions to 1) Ask for clarification/confirmation and 2) Ask for agreement with something that we think is obvious
To ask for clarification/confirmation, the intonation goes up for the Tag Question To ask for agreement, the intonation goes down for the Tag Question
What do we use Tag Questions to express, and how do we pronounce the different meanings for Tag Questions?
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Should have - advice in the past
Must have - strong probability/logical conclusions in the past May/Might have - possibility in the past Could have - general possibility in the past OR something was possible in the past but DIDN'T happen
Name the 5 different perfect modals that we learned and tell me what they mean
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This question has been researched (by scientists) for many years.
Make the passive for these sentences:
Scientists have researched this question for many years. |
If they didn't exercise so often, they wouldn't have such big muscles.
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete this sentence:
If they didn't exercise so often, they __________ (have) such big muscles. |
Ann DOES want to learn to play the guitar.
Make the emphatic form of this sentence:
Ann wants to learn to play the guitar. |
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