Don't forget to like the video! Your comments are also most welcome! They help the channel grow. Thanks! Here are the answers to the exercises. 1. We are friends, aren't we? 2. She can drive, can't she? 3. I was a good friend, wasn't I? 4. He isn’t a nice person, is he? 5. You would do that for me, wouldn't you? 6. They haven’t done anything wrong, have they? 7. She has many friends, hasn't she? 8. Everything is ruined, isn't it? 9. Nobody told me about this, did they? 10. She didn’t try to defend the case, did she? 11. You don’t talk much, do you? 12. Kamal can teach anything, can't he? 13. They weren’t playing in the backyard, were they? 14. I am your mother, aren't I?
Often I follow your program. 👍 Thank you very much, I didn't know the word"Tag question". I like the way you teach in an interesting manner All the Best!
Make somebody out means understanding or recognizing somebody through some difficulty. Imagine it was dark and there were lots of people and you couldn't find 'Kamal'. You can say I couldn't make you out in the dark with so many people there. But if you couldn't recognize Kamal because he had changed, it's best to say 'I couldn't recognize you.'
@@HariLesiEngreesi thank you so much sir for being kind enough to answer my question I understud it properly sir there somany mistakes in my inglish apologize me sir im following your lessons when ever possible thank you very much sir
ඔව්. Subject එකක් ඕනෙ ඉංග්රීසි භාෂාවෙදි. හැබැයි කතා බහේදි සමහර අවස්ථා තියනවා Subject නැතුව ප්රශ්න අහන වෙලාවලුත්. Eg: Mind if I sit here? (Do you mind if I sit here?) ලිවීමේදි මෙහෙම කරොත් වැරදියි ඒත්.
