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This is one of the questions that you give me in March 14th. 2. You had a good time at the party, __ you? a. hadn't b. didn't c. weren't I can' t understand right answer is "C" I thought the correct answer is "A" Would you tell me the reason? 1. His parents spoil him. He’s always been able to do whatever he wants. 2. Phone her now. She must be home by now. 3. You mustn't forget your sun cream. It’s going to be very hot! 4. I would be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet. 5. I __ be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet. a. needn't b. didn't need to c. haven't need to I don' know the question number 5.

Hello [이름], 2. You had a good time at the party, __ you?a. hadn\'tb. didn\'tc. weren\'tThe answer to the question above is letter \"B\". It\'s not letter \"A\" nor \"C\". These are the only possible tag questions for \"have\": >> I had something, didn\'t I? >> I didn\'t have something, did I? >> I have worked, haven\'t I? >> I haven\'t worked, have I? >> I had worked, hadn\'t I? >> I hadn\'t worked, had I? In the question, \" a good time at the party\" refers to the \"something\" in the pattern \"I had something, didn\'t I?.\" The tag question must be \"didn\'t I\" after \"You had a good time at the party.\" So, the answer is letter \"B\" I hope I answered your question clearly. Teacher Sophia Here are your corrections: 1. His parents spoil him. He’s always been able to do whatever he wants.>> been allowed2. Phone her now. She must be home by now.>> CORRECT  3. You mustn\'t forget your sun cream. It’s going to be very hot!>> CORRECT   4. I would be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet.>> might 5. I __ be able to help you, but I’m not sure yet.a. needn\'t b. didn\'t need toc. haven\'t need to >> didn\'t need to