Mary: Oh, you are doing better now, aren't you?
Joe: Yes, yesterday it was a nightmare experience.
Mary: You have been vomiting all night, haven't you?
Joe: Yes, the worst hangover since I came to Dublin.
Mary: Oh my dear, do not drink wine anymore! Will you?
Joe: OK, There will be only Guinness for me in the future.
Joe: Yes, yesterday it was a nightmare experience.
Mary: You have been vomiting all night, haven't you?
Joe: Yes, the worst hangover since I came to Dublin.
Mary: Oh my dear, do not drink wine anymore! Will you?
Joe: OK, There will be only Guinness for me in the future.
This dialogue is completely effed. The auxiliaries don't match the verb or the tense. The English is clunky. Stop teaching English and go back to Italian, please. Leave it to us native speakers. And if the point of the exercise is to correct the atrocious use of auxiliaries, some instructions would be helpful.
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