Grammar / B1+ Grammar lessons and exercises / Auxiliary verbs: Different uses
Complete the dialogue with the correct auxiliary verbs in the correct form. EXAMPLE: You arrived very late last night, didn’t you?
JOHN: So, Robert, you have just arrived at our university, ?
ROBERT: Yes. Today is my first day.
JOHN: And where are you from?
ROBERT: I live in Leeds, but I was born in Poland.
JOHN: ? That’s funny. So my girlfriend.
ROBERT: ? Where in Poland was she born?
JOHN: She’s from a city called Lublin.
ROBERT: ? So I!
JOHN: That’s a coincidence, ?
ROBERT: Yes, it is. And have you learnt any Polish?
JOHN: No. My girlfriend speaks Polish, but I .
ROBERT: Neither do I. Well, I speak a little Polish, but not much. We came to England when I was just two years old. Anyway, are you hungry? Would you like to eat something at the canteen?
JOHN: Yes, sure. Let’s have some lunch, ?