A. Bættu spurnarendingum (tail-questions) við þessar setningar:

Dæmi: He isn't at home, is he? He knows how to swim, doesn't he?

1. Mrs. Brown is a good cook, ? 2. He has a new car, ? 3. Susan likes to go to the theatre, ? 4. They work here, ? 5. He will be at home tomorrow, ? 6. You understand me, ? 7. The child wants an ice-cream, ? 8. I can help him, ? 9. He must answer the letter, ? 10. You don't want to go, ? 11. She sings well, ? 12. You met him in Rome, ? 13. This is his pen, ? 14. There is nothing on the plate, ? 15. I'm older than you, ? 16. He used to live here, ? 17. You needn't stay long, ? 18. You need to ask first, ? 19. We ought to have listened, ? 20. He loves fishing, ? 21. He won't fall down, ? 22. I shan't be in your way, ? 23. We'd better hurry, ? 24. They'd prefer a cup of tea, ? 25. She's in the kitchen, ? 26. She's already gone, ? 27. We mustn't be late, ? 28. He might have been killed, ? 29. There ought to be a policeman there, ? 30. Let's go, ?

B. Gerðu eins og í dæmunum:

Both Tom and Mary speak French. = Tom speaks French. So does Mary. -
Neither Tom nor Harry has much money. = Tom hasn't much money. Neither has Harry.

31. Both my brother and I went to Greece last year. = My brother went to Greece last year. I. 32. Both the woman and the boy were taken to hospital. = The woman was taken to hospital. the boy. 33. Neither David nor Roger can eat any more. = David cannot eat any more. Roger. 34. Neither Anne nor Helen knows how to draw a cat's legs. = Anne does not knows how to draw a cat's legs. Helen. 35. Both the names of the days of the week and the names of the months ought to begin with capital letters. = The names of the days of the week ought to begin with capital letters. the names of the months. 36. Both Mary and Anne speak English. = Mary speaks English. Anne. 37. Neither Dick nor Harry wears ready-made clothes. = Dick does not wear ready-made clothes. Harry. 38. Neither Leeds nor Coventry is on the coast. = Leeds is not on the coast. Coventry. 39. Both January and March have thirty-one days. = January has thirty-one days. March. 40. Both Mr. West and Mrs. West like a drink while they are listening to the seven o'clock news. = Mr. West likes a drink while he is listening to the seven o'clock news. Mrs. West.