Match the questions given in List I with an appropariate response from List II
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LIST I |
LIST II |
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A. You enjoyed the movie, didn't you? |
I. No he doesn't, but he often visits the place. |
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B. We went to Agra last Monday, didn't we? |
II. Yes, I did. |
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C. The iron doesn't work, does it? |
III. No we didn't. It was some other place. |
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D. He doesn't stay in Lajpat nagar, does he? |
IV. Yes it does. I got it repaired. |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → A-II, B-III, C-IV, D-I
| List I (Question) | Key Tense/Subject | List II (Response) | Analysis | Match |
| A. You enjoyed the movie, didn't you? | Past Simple ('enjoyed') | II. Yes, I did. | Correctly confirms the action using the matching auxiliary verb in the Past Simple tense. | A-II |
| B. We went to Agra last Monday, didn't we? | Past Simple ('went') | III. No we didn't. It was some other place. | Correctly negates the action using the matching auxiliary verb in the Past Simple tense and offers an alternative. | B-III |
| C. The iron doesn't work, does it? | Present Simple ('doesn't work') | IV. Yes it does. I got it repaired. | Contradicts the negative suggestion in the question tag, using the matching auxiliary verb ('does') and providing a reason. | C-IV |
| D. He doesn't stay in Lajpat nagar, does he? | Present Simple ('doesn't stay') | I. No he doesn't, but he often visits the place. | Confirms the negative suggestion using the matching auxiliary verb ('doesn't') and adds supplementary information. | D-I |