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Help the shocked dinner host confront her supposedly vegan guest by selecting the correct negative question forms.
"Wait a minute, _________________________ supposed to be a strict vegan? ____________________________ me last week that cheese was your mortal enemy?"
The correct answers are aren't you and Didn't you tell.
We often use negative questions to express surprise or to check if something we believe to be true is actually true.
"Aren't you supposed to be..." checks a present expectation.
"Didn't you tell me last week..." uses the past simple because of the specific past time marker ("last week").