preguntas, questions, where, so am I, neither am I, ejercicios de ingles, om exercise

PLEASE REMEMBER THIS GRAMMAR:
POSITIVE SENTENCE + NEGATIVE TAG (in the same verbal tense)	NEGATIVE SENTENCE + POSITIVE TAG (in the same verbal tense)
You will come to the party, won't you?	You won't be late, will you?

EXERCISE A

Put a QUESTION TAG on the end of each sentence.

ANSWER

Examples: Tom won't be late, will he? / They were very angry, weren't they?

1.	Ann is on vacation, ?
2.	You weren't listening to me,, ?
3.	Sue doesn't like onions, ?
4.	Jack applied for his new job, ?
5.	You have a camera, ?
6.	You can type well, ?
7.	He won't mind if I leave early, ?
8.	Tom could help you with the work, ?
9.	There are a lot of people here, ?
10.	Let's have dinner at 8:30, ?
11.	This movie isn't very interesting, ?
12.	I'm too fat, ?
13.	You wouldn't tell anyone, ?
14.	I shouldn't have gotten angry, ?
15.	They had to go home, ?
16.	He'd never seen you before, ?

EXERCISE B

In these situations you are asking people for information, asking people to do things, etc. Make sentences using QUESTION TAGS. Please, check out the example below.

ANSWER

Examples:
You want a chocolate. PerhapsTom has one. ASK HIM ... Tom, you don't have a chocolate, do you?

1.	Jack is just going out. You want him to get some stamps for you. ASK HIM ... Jack, you couldn't .
2.	You're looking for Ann. Perhaps Alan knows where she is. ASK HIM ... Alan, you .
3.	You need some paper. Perhaps Tom has some. ASK HIM ... Tom, .
4.	Ann has a car, and you don't want to walk home. You want her to give you a lift. ASK HER ... Ann, .
5.	You're looking for your purse. Perhaps Liz has seen it. ASK HER ... .