NEGATIVE QUESTIONS LEARNING OBJETIVE. Negative questions ...

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS
LEARNING OBJETIVE.
Negative questions are usually by placing a contracted form of to be ora n auxiliary verb and not before the subject. When a questions Word is used, it isplaced before the contraction.
UNDERSTANDING.
We use negative questions to show surprise, in exclamations and when we expect the listener to agree with us.
NOTICING.
Do + not + p.p + verb + complementEXAMPLES:
Do I not work?
Do you not work?
Does he not work?
Does she not work?
Does it not work?
Do we not work?
Do they not work?
EXERCISE.
1. Doesn’t that house look beautiful?
2. Didn’tyou hear the bell?
3. Wouldn’t you like something to drink?
4. Why don’t you come and spend the evening with us?
5. Wouldn’t it be nice to paint that wall green?
6. Didn’t you see Ann yesterday?7. Aren’t you coming?
8. Doesn’t he understand?
9. Are you not coming?
10. Does he not understand?

TAG QUESTIONS.
LEARNING OBJETIVE
Is used to rectify I’m saying
UNDERSTANDING
Is used whenI need verity my question.
NOTICING
Sentence | Tag question |
+ positive | - Negative |
- negative | + positive |

Present / to be / affirmative
Present / not to be / negativePresent / not to be / affirmative
Past / not to be / negative
Future / to be / affirmative
Future / not to be / negative
EXAMPLES
1. You didn’t try the pie, did you?
2. She isn’t your youngestdaughter, is she?
3. Those sheep belong to farmer job, don’t they?
4. Me roots had the biggest pumpkin in the fair, didn’t the?
5. Your cows have won several prizes, haven’t they?
6. He didn’t eatall the turkey, did he?
7. She lives in Cornville, doesn’t she?
8. This sheep belong to farmer Joe, doesn’t it?
9. Cats weren’t the first animals that people kept whit them, were they?
10. Chineseis the language whit the most native speakers, isn’t it?
EXERCISE
1. He likes the chocolate, (doesn’t he?)
2. You aren’t ready, (are you?)
3. You don’t work, (do you?)
4. Regina did her...