Question tags - Would rather - had better

Question tags!

You are ready for this, aren't you?

Multiple Choice

You don't like me, ___________?

• don't you?

  
  

• did you?

  
  

• do you?

  
  

• didn't you?

Multiple Choice

It isn't raining, _________?

• isn't it?

• Does it?

• is it?

• it is?

Multiple Choice

You've done your homework, ___________?

• Have you?

• Did you?

• Right?

• haven't you?

Multiple Choice

I am not late, __________?

• Am I?

• am I not?

• aren't you?

• aren't I?

Multiple Choice

I'm invited to your party, __________?

• are I?

• am I?

• aren't I?

• do I?

Multiple Choice

You'll come to my apartment, __________?

• would you?

• did you?

• have you?

• won't you?

Multiple Choice

Marshall didn't submit the 1st weekly journal, ______________?

• doesn't he?

• does he?

• did he?

• hasn't he?

Would rather vs Had better

Is it a choice or a strong advice?

Multiple Choice

“I have been accused of stealing money at work.”

“You ___________________ get a lawyer to help you with that.

• had better

• would rather

• had to better

• would rather to

Multiple Choice

“Would you like to have dinner at home or at the restaurant?” “______________________ go to the restaurant.

• 'd rather to

• I'd better to

• I'd rather

• had better

Multiple Choice

“Would you like to go to the zoo or to the circus?” _____________ to the circus.

• I would go

• I had better

• I'd rather

• I'd rather go

Multiple Choice

“I don’t have to be there until seven.” “The traffic is really bad. ___________________ leave a few minutes early.”

• You would rather

• You had better

Multiple Choice

“I have had a terrible toothache since morning.”

"You ____________________see the dentist.”

• would rather

• had better

Multiple Choice

Choose a sentence that has the same meaning as this one: I don't want to go to France

• I'd rather to not go to France.

  
  

• I'd better not go to France.

  
  

• I'd rather not go to France.

  
  

Multiple Choice

Choose a sentence that has the same meaning as this one: It's not a good idea to invite him.

• 
  You'd better not invite him.

• You'd better to not invite him.

  
  

• You'd rather to go to the doctor.

  
  

• You'd better go to the doctor.

  
  

Open Ended

Write a sentence that has the same meaning as this one: "Amy is thinking about adopting a pet. She prefers dogs to cats."

Open Ended

What's the best advice for this situation? "It's very dark and cold. It's going to rain."

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