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They stay at home with us.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["do they","are they","does they"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your parents don't work on Saturdays, do they? — No, they don't. They stay at home with us.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your brother doesn't like football, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, he doesn't. He prefers tennis.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["does he","do he","is he"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your brother doesn't like football, does he? — No, he doesn't. He prefers tennis.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— You live near the school, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, it takes me five minutes to get there.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["don't you","aren't you","doesn't you"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— You live near the school, don't you? — Yes, it takes me five minutes to get there.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your cat doesn't eat fish, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, it doesn't. It likes meat.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["is it","do it","does it"],"answer":2,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your cat doesn't eat fish, does it? — No, it doesn't. It likes meat.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— The lessons start at eight, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, they do. Don't be late!</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["don't they","doesn't they","aren't they"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— The lessons start at eight, don't they? — Yes, they do. Don't be late!</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. 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Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your cousins don't live in Moscow, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, they are from Kazan.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["did they","do they","does they"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your cousins don't live in Moscow, do they? — No, they are from Kazan.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— You went to the seaside last summer, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, it was sunny and warm every day.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["weren't you","didn't they","didn't you"],"answer":2,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— You went to the seaside last summer, didn't you? — Yes, it was sunny and warm every day.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your granny made this cake, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, she did. It is her own recipe.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["didn't she","wasn't she","didn't they"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your granny made this cake, didn't she? — Yes, she did. It is her own recipe.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your brother didn't come to school yesterday, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, he didn't. He was ill.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["did he","did they","was he"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your brother didn't come to school yesterday, did he? — No, he didn't. He was ill.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— The film started at six, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, and it finished at eight.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["didn't it","didn't they","wasn't it"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— The film started at six, didn't it? — Yes, and it finished at eight.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your neighbours moved to a new house last month, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, they did. It is near the river.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["weren't they","didn't they","didn't he"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your neighbours moved to a new house last month, didn't they? — Yes, they did. It is near the river.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your friends didn't watch the match, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, they didn't. They were at training.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["did they","were they","did he"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your friends didn't watch the match, did they? — No, they didn't. They were at training.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— It didn't rain last night, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, the ground is dry.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["did it","did they","was it"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— It didn't rain last night, did it? — No, the ground is dry.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your aunt and uncle will come to your birthday party, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, they will.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["won't they","won't she","don't they"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your aunt and uncle will come to your birthday party, won't they? — Yes, they will.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— We will visit the zoo on Sunday, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, if it doesn't rain.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["won't we","don't we","won't they"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— We will visit the zoo on Sunday, won't we? — Yes, if it doesn't rain.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your dad won't be late, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, he won't. He will be here at six.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["will he","will they","is he"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your dad won't be late, will he? — No, he won't. He will be here at six.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— The shop will be open tomorrow, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, it opens at nine.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["won't it","won't they","isn't it"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— The shop will be open tomorrow, won't it? — Yes, it opens at nine.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— You won't forget my book, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, I won't. I'll bring it tomorrow.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["do you","will you","will they"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— You won't forget my book, will you? — No, I won't. I'll bring it tomorrow.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— Your cousin is in the fifth form, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, she is.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["isn't she","aren't she","doesn't she"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— Your cousin is in the fifth form, isn't she? — Yes, she is.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— These boots aren't new, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, they are very old.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["is it","are they","do they"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— These boots aren't new, are they? — No, they are very old.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. 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Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— This museum is very old, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— Yes, it is about two hundred years old.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["aren't it","isn't it","doesn't it"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— This museum is very old, isn't it? — Yes, it is about two hundred years old.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— There isn't a park near your house, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, but there is a big square.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["is it","is there","does there"],"answer":1,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— There isn't a park near your house, is there? — No, but there is a big square.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. 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Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary."]},{"content":"<p>— You weren't at home yesterday evening, <span class=\"placeholder\">_____</span>?<br>— No, I was at my granny's.</p>[[gap-1]]","widgets":{"gap-1":{"type":"fill_choice_big","options":["were you","was you","did you"],"answer":0,"displayMode":"buttons","placeholder":false}},"explanation":"<p>— You weren't at home yesterday evening, were you? — No, I was at my granny's.</p><p>A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary.</p>","hints":["A positive statement usually takes a negative tag and a negative statement a positive tag. Match the auxiliary and subject pronoun to the statement. 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