V. Write the necessary tag. 1. Ann hardly likes fruit and vegetables, ... ? 2. Paul doesn't eat chips, ... ? 3. The weather is marvelous today, ... ? 4. You've never been to France, ... ? 5. Last week Ann and her sister bought a new computer game, ... ?

Let's complete the sentences with the necessary question tags: 1. Ann hardly likes fruit and vegetables, does she? *Explanation:* The sentence contains the adverb "hardly," which has a negative meaning. Therefore, we use a positive question tag. 2. Paul doesn't eat chips, does he? *Explanation:* The sentence is negative because of "doesn't." So, the tag question should be positive. 3. The weather is marvelous today, isn't it? *Explanation:* The sentence is positive. Therefore, we use a negative question tag. "It" refers to the weather. 4. You've never been to France, have you? *Explanation:* The sentence contains "never," which has a negative meaning. Therefore, we use a positive question tag. 5. Last week Ann and her sister bought a new computer game, didn't they? *Explanation:* The sentence is in the past simple tense. Since the sentence is positive, we use a negative question tag. "They" refers to Ann and her sister.