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Today's Class
  • review: tag question
  • self-study
  • answer check
  • exam check

                          on your desk: book(139), pen  

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Today's Class
  • review: tag question
  • self-study
  • answer check
  • exam check

                          on your desk: book(139), pen  

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By the end of this lesson,

- you've practised 'tag question'.

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What was 'tag question' again?

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tag question
a short question added at the end of the sentence
- to confirm information
- to ask for agreement

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page 139

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page 139

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Who can tell the difference?
He has got a dog, .................?
He has a dog, .................?

You have got a new bike, .................?
You have a bike, ...................?

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Who can tell the difference?
He has got a dog, hasn't he?
He has a dog, doesn't he?

You have got a new bike, haven't you?
You have a bike, don't you?

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How to form a sentence with a question tag?
Als er:
  • Een vorm van to be or have/has got  (Am, Is, Are, has/hasn't, have/haven't)    
  • Als er geen vorm van to be of hulpwerkwoord in de zin staat, gebruik je do/don't, does/doesn't in de aangeplakte vraag

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                        Question tag 
                               
                        Stappen plan

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3 steps to create a tag question:

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step 1: look at the verb.
  • "to be(am/is/are)" in the sentence: repeat in tag.
  • auxiliary verb(have got..) in the sentence: repeat in tag.
  • none of them? use 'do/don't & does/doesn't'



Kevin is a doctor, isn't he? 
Kevin has got a cat, hasn't he?
Kevin plays football, doesn't he?

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step 2:  + and - (balance)

negative sentence - positive tag
positive sentence - negative tag

He is nice, isn't he?

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step 3:
a tag must end with:
I, you, he, she, it, we, they 

Your friends are all here, aren't your friends.?........., aren't they?
Laura is a great hockey player, isn't Laura? ..........., isn't she?
The ball isn't on the field, is the ball? ..........., is it

! NOTE: I am - aren't I / I am not - am I   I am a student, aren't I?

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special cases

I'm right, arent I?
Nobody knows, do they?
Everybody likes pizza, don't they?


timer
2:30

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books on page 140
Basic Group

ex. 5 & 6

Done? learn all words on 167
Advanced Group

ex. 5 & 6

Done? - read your book
              - write a short text: 
                describe your perfect weekend
             - ask for a worksheet
timer
15:00

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EXAM CHECK
no stuff on desks!
making any corrections = 0,2

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