Task V. Fill in the question tag. 1. Camels live in the desert, 2. Sarah didn't collect the cans and newspapers, 3. Sarah has called her mum, 4. Gorillas are amazing animals, 5. It can't be true,

Task V. Fill in the question tag:

• 1. Camels live in the desert, don't they? (The statement is positive, so the tag is negative; 'Camels' is plural, so 'they'.)
• 2. Sarah didn't collect the cans and newspapers, did she? (The statement is negative, so the tag is positive; 'Sarah' is singular.)
• 3. Sarah has called her mum, hasn't she? (The statement is positive, so the tag is negative; 'Sarah' is singular.)
• 4. Gorillas are amazing animals, aren't they? (The statement is positive, so the tag is negative; 'Gorillas' is plural, so 'they'.)
• 5. It can't be true, can it? (The statement is negative, so the tag is positive; 'It' is singular.)

Explanation: Question tags are short questions added to the end of a statement. The tag uses the auxiliary verb from the statement (or 'do/does/did' if there's no auxiliary) and the pronoun representing the subject. If the statement is positive, the tag is negative, and vice versa.