Read the following conversations. Put a tick to indicate the appropriate intonation (rising or falling) on the question tags. Then practise saying them.

(Đọc các đoạn hội thoại sau. Đánh dấu chọn để chỉ ngữ điệu thích hợp (lên hoặc xuống) vào các thẻ câu hỏi. Sau đó thực hành nói chúng.)

Conversation 1. (A is not sure of B's answer)

A: You will prepare the slides for tomorrow’s talk, won’t you?

B: OK, I’ll do that.

Conversation 2. (B is making a point)

A: Siberian tigers are endangered animals.

B: That’s right. We should protect them, shouldn’t we?

Conversation 3. (A isn't sure of B's answer)

A: You are attending the workshop on protecting local biodiversity on Monday, aren’t you?

B: Yes, I’m giving a talk about the loss of local fauna.

Conversation 4. (A is making a point)

A: Nam is a very talented young man. He has won a scholarship at Hanoi University, hasn’t he?

B: That’s right.

Conversation 5. (B is making a point)

A: The trip to U Minh National Park was amazing.

B: We saw so many animals and plants, didn’t we?

Conversation 6. (A isn't sure of B's answer)

A: You don’t know if our proposal was accepted, do you?

B: I’m afraid it wasn’t. No one supported it.

Conversation 7. (A is sure of B's answer)

A: People should use less fresh water, shouldn’t they?

B: Yes, I agree with you.

Conversation 8. (A isn't sure of B's answer)

A: I don’t think I received your proposal. You haven’t submitted it, have you?

B: Yes, I have.