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CHAPTER 11. QUESTION TAGS, SHORT QUESTIONS, ECHO-QUESTIONS AND SHORT ANSWERS

×èòàéòå òàêæå:
  1. Abbreviation (shortening).
  2. Answer the following questions.
  3. Answer the following questions.
  4. Answer the question: What is the main task of criminal law?
  5. Answer the questions
  6. Answer the questions in the written form.
  7. Answer the questions to check your reading comprehension.
  8. Answer the questions.
  9. Answer these questions.
  10. Answer these questions.
  11. B) Present them in a short review and compare the information and viewpoints in Text (a) and Text (b).
  12. B. Match the questions from part A with the answers (ATTENTION: the answers are given from the point of view of American legislation).

v In this Chapter the following speech patterns will be used (turn attention to their intonation):

 

Speech Patterns Intonation Patterns (typical)
It’s cold today, isn’t it? Fall+Fall
Don’t be late, will you! Go carefully, won’t you! Keep as warm as you can, won’t you! Fall/Fall-Rise/LWR+Fall
You said it was March, didn’t you? Fall+Rise
So he is still writing to you, is he? Fall+Rise
Let’s go this afternoon, shall we? I’ll turn it off, shall I? Fall+Rise
I enjoyed that, Alan. Did you? LWR
You look tired. – Do I? MWR or LWR
He never forgets anything. – Does he? Rise-Fall
We should. You haven’t. Fall
Yes, I can. Fall+Fall
Who’s Jo? – I am. Fall
Are all your family vegetarians? – My brother isn’t. Fall-Rise
They speak Spanish in Brazil. – No, they don’t. Fall-Rise

 

v Listen carefully to the audio supplement. Repeat the corresponding phrases or provide your own responses when necessary. Do your best to imitate the intonation patterns used.

 

v Be ready to provide your comments regarding the area of usage of the above-mentioned speech patterns.

 

v Intone the following dialogues (try to imitate the intonation you hear) and prepare their good reading:

– Well, last November was exceptionally warm, so they say.

– We didn’t wear overcoats, did we?

– Not in the first week, certainly.

– Oh, yes, it got cooler later, didn’t it?

– Quite a bit cooler – but not this cold.

– There’s been snow, hasn’t there?

 

– This chap Reg, Jo. Any idea of his other name?

– It’s Hall, isn’t it?

– Hall? Ah! Did someone tell me he lived in Hampshire?

– He lives in Winchester, doesn’t he?

– And he’s a craftsman, I’m told. D’you know what he makes?

– He makes violins, doesn’t he?

– Is that it? Has he any sons and daughters?

– He’s got two sons, hasn’t he?

– Well you seem to know quite a bit about him. You don’t happen to know what his sons do, by any chance.

– They make violins too, don’t they?

 

– Guess who I had a letter from this morning!

– Oh, so he’s still writing to you, is he?

– Oh, it was nothing serious, Alan. Hey, when shall we go and see about our passports?

– Let’s go this afternoon, shall we?

 

– What a terrible noise, that music on the wireless!

– I’ll turn it off, shall I?

 

– I enjoyed that, Alan. Did you?

– Yes, very much. But the fellow that wrote that second piece – I’ve never heard of him before. Have you?

– Well, I’ve heard of him, but that’s all. I’m hungry. Are you?

– Starving.

 

– You look well, Jo!

*Provide a proper answer showing your surprise.

– Well, you looked a bit tired when I last was you.

– …

– I thought so, anyway. Oh, by the way, there’s an exhibition at the Town Hall.

– …

– Mmm. A model engineering exhibition. There was one last year, actually.

– …

– This is going to be the last one, apparently.

– …

– So they say. They’re not having one next year.

– …

– Of course. I’m very sorry about it.

– …

 

– There’s always a lot of money in the office safe, of course.

– Is there?

– And we have quite a lot of visitors, as well…

– Do you?

– Oh, yes, we do. And one of the typists has a boy-friend in a dynamite factory.

– Has she?

 

– Now, I don’t suppose anyone here’s been to Ordunia, but…

– I have.

– Really? I hope you enjoyed it. Nobody here can speak Ordunian, I imagine?

– I can.

– Ah, well, that’ll be very useful. Now, the Prime Minister, whom I’m sure you don’t know, will be…

– I do.

– In that case we can probably offer you a very good job in our organization. By the way – everybody here can swim, I assume?

– I can’t.

– But still, I’m sure that you all spend your summer holidays by the sea so…

– I don’t.

 

v Make up your own dialogue (about 8 phrases) with as many speech patterns covered by this chapter as possible.

 

v Answer the following questions (your answers can be used for drawing up the summary) and provide your examples:

1) What intonation patterns are typical of disjunctive (tag) questions?

2) What is the intonation of positive-positive disjunctive questions?

3) What is the intonation pattern of orders/warnings/suggestions with tags?

4) What is the difference between short questions and echo-questions?

5) What is the intonation of short answers?

v Draw up the summary of this chapter.

 

 


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