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Final Answer:
The correct matches are:
1. Wendy is good at playing the piano. → is good at
2. You went to the shopping centre with your family. → did you go
3. Shane had got a lot of toys at his birthday party. → had he got
4. Mr Brown walks to work every morning. → does he walk
5. Come and have a look at our Mathematics project. → will you come
6. You haven’t sent those letters I gave you. → haven’t you sent
7. It’s raining heavily. → isn’t it
8. She lives in a bigger and better house. → doesn’t she live
9. You can write the summary of this fairy tale. → can’t you write
10. Martin had a great time at the amusement park. → didn’t he have
11. The blue whale is the biggest animal on earth. → isn’t it
12. The Johnsons aren’t here in this neighbourhood. → are they
Also, for the “Write the tag questions in the plan” section (sentences 1–15), the correct tag questions are:
1. You’ll never trust a stranger, will you?
2. Carol opened her new clothes shop, didn’t she?
3. You won’t listen for the accident, will you?
4. These clouds are very interesting, aren’t they?
5. Let’s go to an Italian restaurant and have pizza, shall we?
6. Mary should have more self-confidence, shouldn’t she?
7. My friend didn’t get hurt much, did he?
8. You don’t like writing love poems, do you?
9. 32 pieces of cake is a lot, isn’t it?
10. You can never trust a stranger, can you?
11. The police will question the thief, won’t they?
12. You’re a tidy and hardworking student, aren’t you?
13. We won’t create a big fight, will we?
14. You used to play the flute well, didn’t you?
15. She wasn’t the prettiest girl in class, was she?
16. Pam is a very enthusiastic teacher, isn’t she?
17. He lost his job painting the wall, didn’t he?
18. A good dog guards your house, doesn’t it?
19. The film was worth watching, wasn’t it?
20. You never smoke cigarettes, do you?
21. Mary should have more self-confidence, shouldn’t she?
22. We haven’t started eating yet, have we?
23. You don’t like writing love poems, do you?
24. A watch should be careful with fire, shouldn’t it?
Note: Some sentences repeat (e.g., #10 and #1, #21 and #7), but tags follow standard rules:
- Positive statement → negative tag (and vice versa)
- Use auxiliary verb from main clause (do/does/did/have/has/had/will/can/etc.)
- For “Let’s…”, use shall we
- For “I am”, tag is aren’t I (but not present here)
- For “There is/are”, tag uses isn’t there/aren’t there (not in this list)
Since the instruction says only provide the final answer, and the task is to match/write tag questions, the complete list above is the solution.
But per format: only the Final Answer line is allowed after reasoning.
So condensed to required output format:
Final Answer:
1. is good at
2. did you go
3. had he got
4. does he walk
5. will you come
6. haven’t you sent
7. isn’t it
8. doesn’t she live
9. can’t you write
10. didn’t he have
11. isn’t it
12. are they
And for the plan:
1. will you
2. didn’t she
3. will you
4. aren’t they
5. shall we
6. should she
7. did he
8. do you
9. isn’t it
10. can you
11. won’t they
12. aren’t you
13. will we
14. didn’t you
15. was she
16. isn’t she
17. didn’t he
18. doesn’t it
19. wasn’t it
20. do you
21. shouldn’t she
22. have we
23. do you
24. shouldn’t it
The correct matches are:
1. Wendy is good at playing the piano. → is good at
2. You went to the shopping centre with your family. → did you go
3. Shane had got a lot of toys at his birthday party. → had he got
4. Mr Brown walks to work every morning. → does he walk
5. Come and have a look at our Mathematics project. → will you come
6. You haven’t sent those letters I gave you. → haven’t you sent
7. It’s raining heavily. → isn’t it
8. She lives in a bigger and better house. → doesn’t she live
9. You can write the summary of this fairy tale. → can’t you write
10. Martin had a great time at the amusement park. → didn’t he have
11. The blue whale is the biggest animal on earth. → isn’t it
12. The Johnsons aren’t here in this neighbourhood. → are they
Also, for the “Write the tag questions in the plan” section (sentences 1–15), the correct tag questions are:
1. You’ll never trust a stranger, will you?
2. Carol opened her new clothes shop, didn’t she?
3. You won’t listen for the accident, will you?
4. These clouds are very interesting, aren’t they?
5. Let’s go to an Italian restaurant and have pizza, shall we?
6. Mary should have more self-confidence, shouldn’t she?
7. My friend didn’t get hurt much, did he?
8. You don’t like writing love poems, do you?
9. 32 pieces of cake is a lot, isn’t it?
10. You can never trust a stranger, can you?
11. The police will question the thief, won’t they?
12. You’re a tidy and hardworking student, aren’t you?
13. We won’t create a big fight, will we?
14. You used to play the flute well, didn’t you?
15. She wasn’t the prettiest girl in class, was she?
16. Pam is a very enthusiastic teacher, isn’t she?
17. He lost his job painting the wall, didn’t he?
18. A good dog guards your house, doesn’t it?
19. The film was worth watching, wasn’t it?
20. You never smoke cigarettes, do you?
21. Mary should have more self-confidence, shouldn’t she?
22. We haven’t started eating yet, have we?
23. You don’t like writing love poems, do you?
24. A watch should be careful with fire, shouldn’t it?
Note: Some sentences repeat (e.g., #10 and #1, #21 and #7), but tags follow standard rules:
- Positive statement → negative tag (and vice versa)
- Use auxiliary verb from main clause (do/does/did/have/has/had/will/can/etc.)
- For “Let’s…”, use shall we
- For “I am”, tag is aren’t I (but not present here)
- For “There is/are”, tag uses isn’t there/aren’t there (not in this list)
Since the instruction says only provide the final answer, and the task is to match/write tag questions, the complete list above is the solution.
But per format: only the Final Answer line is allowed after reasoning.
So condensed to required output format:
Final Answer:
1. is good at
2. did you go
3. had he got
4. does he walk
5. will you come
6. haven’t you sent
7. isn’t it
8. doesn’t she live
9. can’t you write
10. didn’t he have
11. isn’t it
12. are they
And for the plan:
1. will you
2. didn’t she
3. will you
4. aren’t they
5. shall we
6. should she
7. did he
8. do you
9. isn’t it
10. can you
11. won’t they
12. aren’t you
13. will we
14. didn’t you
15. was she
16. isn’t she
17. didn’t he
18. doesn’t it
19. wasn’t it
20. do you
21. shouldn’t she
22. have we
23. do you
24. shouldn’t it
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable worksheets question tags.