Question

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence in each pair. 1 You went bowling with David last night, didn't you? Didn't you go bowling with David last night? 2 Tell me what you learned at school yesterday. What_______? 3 You're supposed to be studying for your exams, right? Shouldn't_______? 4 Did a lot of students come to the meeting? How many_______? 5 l admire Emily for her honesty. Don't you___? 6 I'm sure we've seen this movie before. haven't _____? 7 They should have asked for permission, shouldn't they? Shouldn't they ____? 8 Do you know the name of the person that broke this window? Who_____?​

Answer 1

Didn't you go bowling with David last night?

What did you learn at school yesterday?

Shouldn't you be studying for your exams, right?

How many students came to the meeting?

Don't you admire Emily for her honesty?

Haven't we seen this movie before?

Shouldn't they have asked for permission?

Who broke this window, do you know the name of the person?