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final evaluation Escribe la forma correcta del verbo que está entre paréntesis. Sample He wants to learn French so he ____ (go) to Paris to study. [He hasn't bought his ticket yet.] is going to go Q1 of 8 The plane ____ (depart) at 9:00. Q2 of 8 I promise I ____ (study) for the exam after the game. Q3 of 8 I ____ (not/work) tomorrow because I have a doctor's appointment. Q4 of 8 We ____ (play) football this weekend. Do you want to join us? Q5 of 8 The concert ____ (start) at 10pm. Q6 of 8 I ____ (clean) my room after school. Q7 of 8 _____ you _____ (go) to the party on Saturday? Q8 of 8 _____ you _____ (help) me with my homework? Resultados ocultar explicación Q1 of 8 The plane  ____  (depart) at 9:00. Respuesta incorrecta:  La respuesta correcta es: The plane  departs  at 9:00. Se usa el presente simple para eventos programados en un futuro próximo, como horarios de trenes o vuelos. Q2 of 8 ...
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En inglés es frecuente terminar las frases con otra frase corta, de signo contrario, la cual tiene la intención de pedir la opinión o buscar la aprobación del interlocutor: son las llamadas question tags (preguntas coletillas) . Estas frases equivalen a: ¿verdad?, ¿no es verdad?, ¿no?, ¿no es así? ¿en serio? Ejemplos:   You eat meat,  don’t you? (Comes carne, ¿verdad?)   She doesn’t like to dance,  does she? (No le gusta bailar, ¿no?)   Alex and Sergio are friends,  aren’t they? (Alex y Sergio son amigos, ¿no?) Grammatical Rules  (Reglas gramaticales) Para formar esta pregunta corta utilizaremos el auxiliar de la frase principal y su sujeto pero de signo contrario . Si no tuviera auxiliar entonces utilizaríamos el auxiliar  “to do” . Si la oración es afirmativa, la pregunta coletilla es negativa y viceversa. Ejemplos: Oraciones afirmativas   Your brother is older than you,  isn’t he? (Tu hermano es mayor que tú, ¿...
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tag question A tag question is a special construction in English. It is a statement followed by a mini-question. We use tag questions to ask for confirmation. They mean something like: "Is that right?" or "Do you agree?" They are very common in English. The basic structure of a tag question is: positive statement negative tag Snow is white, isn't it? negative statement positive tag You don't like me, do you? Notice that the tag repeats the auxiliary verb (or main verb when  be ) from the statement and changes it to negative or positive. Positive Statement Tag Questions Look at these examples with  positive statements . You will see that most of the time, the auxiliary verb from the positive statement is repeated in the tag and changed to negative. (+) positive statement (-) negative tag subject auxiliary main verb auxiliary not personal pronoun same as subject You are coming, are n't you? We have finished, have n't we? You d...
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