The Present simple tense

In your notebook, rewrite the conversation adding tag questions where appropriate.
Tracey and Dominic used to be girlfriend and boyfriend. They meet again at a party.


D: Hello. Nice to see you here. It’s a great party.
Example'. 0: Hello. Nice to see you here. It’s a great party, isn’t it?
.T: Yes, it’s really good. There are so many people here that I haven’t seen for ages.
D: Yes, there are a lot of our old school crowd here. Have you spoken to many of them?
T: Yes, quite a few. I bumped into Adrian a few minutes ago and we had a brief chat. Well, no, he chatted and I listened.
D: Yes, he’s still the same. He just loves talking about himself and he doesn’t seem to be interested in what anyone else has to say.
T: That’s right. Oh look, that’s Melanie over there.
D: Yes, you’re right, it is. Who’s that she’s with?
T: It’s Matthew.
D: But he’s going out with her sister Emma.
T: Well, yes, I thought so. But look, he’s holding Melanie’s hand.
D: Oh yes. Well, I suppose our information must be out-of-date then. Anyway, what about you? I’ve missed you, you know.
T: Yes, I’ve missed you too.
D: But I expect you’ve got a new boyfriend now.
T: Not now. I did for a little while after you went away but not now.
D: It was hard saying goodbye. I was going to write to you but I thought it wouldn’t help.
T: No, maybe not. Well, anyway, we’re here together now. Why don’t we just enjoy ourselves.
D: Good idea. Let’s dance.
T: Yes, I’d like to. But not now. The music’s terrible.
D: Well, it’s no good for dancing, that’s for sure. We’ll go and ask them if we can change it.
T: OK. Well, you go. And put on one of our favourites.
D: Yes, I will. And will you be waiting for me when I get back?
T: Yes, of course I will.