Краткий ответ
14.
- Marina isn’t late, is she?
- The children are not ready, are they?
- Your book is not on the shelf, is it?
- Your books are not on the shelf, are they?
- You are not her sister, are you?
- Vlad isn’t in the garage, is he?
- Your aunt is not a teacher, is she?
15.
- Pavel’s skateboard is new, isn’t it?
- Alla’s bike isn’t old, is it?
- Stepan’s toys are in the box, aren’t they?
- Nikita’s friends aren’t happy, are they?
- Vladimir’s mother is a teacher, isn’t she?
- Irina’s father isn’t at the stadium, is he?
- Vlad’s dictionary is on the desk, isn’t it?
- The girl’s dictionary isn’t new, is it?
16.
- Tamara has got an uncle, hasn’t she?
- Maxim has got an aunt, hasn’t he?
- You have got five cousins, haven’t you?
- Your parents have got a car, haven’t they?
- Her grandfather hasn’t got a car, has he?
- Kirill hasn’t got an alarm clock, has he?
- You haven’t got a red pencil, have you?
- Vladimir has got a question, hasn’t he?
Как образуются разделительные вопросы
Если основная часть утвердительная, хвостик будет отрицательным:
She is a teacher, isn’t she?Если основная часть отрицательная, хвостик будет утвердительным:
She isn’t a teacher, is she?Подбираем местоимение:
- book, skateboard, dictionary → it;
- mother, aunt, girl → she;
- father, uncle, grandfather → he;
- toys, friends, parents, children → they.
С has got / have got используем соответственно has / have:
He has got a car, hasn’t he?
You have got a car, haven’t you?
Проверка: во всех ответах хвостик имеет противоположный знак, а местоимение соответствует подлежащему.
