Question Tags 1A 1D

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo g
• Leerjaar 1

Aanwijzen en Question Tags

What are we going to do?

1. Short recap this/that/these/those.

2. Longer recap question tags. 

The goal?

1. You know the difference between this/that/these/those.

2. You know how to make question tags. 

Who can tell me about...

Take a moment to think about this/that/these/those.

What can you still remember? 

______ cars over there, are double-parked.

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

_____ bag in the corner, who's is it?

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

In je eigen woorden, vertel mij het verschil van this/that/these/those.

Let's continue! 

Question Tags

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korte vraagjes

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Grammar is cool, isn't it?

Hierboven zie je een voorbeeld van een question tag.

Een question tag is de korte vraag aan het einde van de zin.

Je vraagt eigenlijk: 'klopt dat?' of 'Ben je het ermee eens?'

In het Nederlands gebruik je dan: 'vind je niet?', 'toch?', 'hè?'

 In het Engels is er een regel voor het maken van deze

question tags. 

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Hoe maak je een question tag?

De regel:

Na een bevestigende zin (+) is de tag ontkennend (-)

Na een ontkennende zin (-) is de tag bevestigend (+)

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Voorbeelden:

He is a teacher at this school, isn't he?

(Zin voor de komma = + dus na de komma = - )

They can't speak Dutch, can they?

(zin voor de komma = - dus na de komma = + )

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Have a look at these sentences:

1. You're her younger sister, aren't you?

2. I'm not a bad friend, am I?

3. Susan is her sister, isn't she?

4. Pete and Jane are not good friends, are they?

Those guys are good musicians,

1. are they?
2. aren't they?

I'm not the person you're angry with,

1. am I?
2. aren't I?

You're happy to see your family,

1. are you?
2. aren't you?

The taxis here are really fast,

1. are they?
2. aren't they?

The hotdog seller on NYC square isn't nice,

1. is he?
2. isn't he?

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Let op:

Soms moet je het onderwerp (I, you, he, she, it, we, they, you) veranderen. 

Examples?

You aren't on the subway by yourself,

1. are you?
2. aren't you?

Jennifer isn't interested in coming,

1. is she?
2. isn't she?

Taxi drivers are really patient,

1. are they?
2. aren't they

It's a half-hour walk to Central Park,

1. is it?
2. isn't it?

We aren't in New York for long,

1. are we?
2. aren't we?

Your parents are happy to be in town,

1. are they?
2. aren't they?

That film is a hit,

1. is it?
2. isn't it?

He's not happy to see him,

1. is he?
2. isn't he?