Auxiliary verbs (different uses)

Everyone here is doing a Master's Degree.

• So do I.

• Well, I'm not.

• Neither do I.

• Do they?

Did you go to the seminar yesterday?

• Don't you?

• Yes, I went.

• No, I didn't.

• Was I?

Some universities give scholarships, but we don't.

• You wouldn't?

• Don't you?

• Do you?

• Don't they?

If I were you, I wouldn't eat in the school canteen.

• Wouldn't you?

• Won't you?

• Don't you?

• Aren't you?

I've been invited to apply for a PhD, but the fees are too high. They are, _____

• don't they?

• do they?

• aren't they?

• are they?

I'm the only person here who went to a state school, _______

• I'm not.

• am I?

• do I?

• aren't I?

I do work very hard, but I still find the course difficult.

• Neither do I.

• So am I.

• So do I.

• So did I.

Hi, it's Sara (1) (a)  

We met last week, (2) (a)   we?

Yes, we (3) (a)