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Click on the correct answer. 1. Eat more fruit, a. don’t you? b. will you? 2. Don’t eat too much sweets, a. will you? b. won’t you? 3. Do more exercises, a. will you? b. don’t you? 4. Sleep earlier, a. do you? b. would you? 5. Leave me alone, a. can you? b. do you? Exit

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Click on the correct answer. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Let’ s go to the mall, a. shall we? b. shan’t we? c. will you? Let’s play Hi Fi, a. will you? b. shall we? c. shan’t we? Let’s not speak too loudly , a. shall we? b. shan’t we? c. will you? Let’s cheer him up, a. will you? b. shall we? c. shan’t we? Let’s not copy others' homework, a. shall we? b. shan’t we? c. will you? Exit

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Click on the correct answer. 1. Let her do homework, a. will you? b. don’t you c. doesn’t she? 2. Let it be there, a. will you? b. don’t you c. doesn’t it? 3. Let me go with you, a. will you? b. shall I c. don’t you? 4. Let them work together, a. will you? b. shall I c. don’t they? 5. Let him work alone, a. will you? b. shall I c. doesn’t he? Exit

Read the conversation then choose the best answer to fit the conversation. A: Sorry! It’s very loud in here. Turn down the radio, 1) ……? B: But this music is very good. Let me listen to it, 2) ……? A: That’s OK. Don’t stay up late, 3) ………? B: Yes, Mom. Let’s go to the mall tomorrow, 4) ………. ? A: I don’t think so. I think we have lots of stuff to do. Then let’s not go out, 5) …? Click on the correct answer. B: Yes, Mom…. 1) a. do you? b. don’t you? c. won’t you d. shall I? 2) a. will you? b. shall I? c. won’t you? d. don’t you? 3) a. won’t you? b. will you? c. shall we? d. do you? 4) a. shall we? b. will you? c. shall I ? d. shan’t we? 5) a. shall we? b. don’t you? c. shall I ? d. shan’t we? Exit

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