Question Tags
Isn’t it? Don’t you? The short questions we add to check or confirm.
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1. She is a doctor, ___?
2. You don’t like coffee, ___?
3. They live in London, ___?
4. He can swim, ___?
5. You haven’t finished yet, ___?
6. Let’s go to the cinema, ___?
7. She won’t be late, ___?
8. This is your book, ___?
9. You’ve met him before, ___?
10. Close the door, ___?
Answer key — Question Tags (B1)
- A — isn’t she. A positive statement with "is" takes a negative tag: isn’t she?
- A — do you. A negative statement takes a positive tag: do you?
- B — don’t they. A positive statement with "live" (present simple) takes don’t they?
- B — can’t he. A positive statement with "can" takes a negative tag: can’t he?
- A — have you. A negative statement with "haven’t" takes a positive tag: have you?
- A — shall we. "Let’s" suggestions take the tag shall we?
- B — will she. A negative statement with "won’t" takes a positive tag: will she?
- B — isn’t it. A positive statement takes a negative tag: isn’t it?
- B — haven’t you. A positive statement with "have" takes a negative tag: haven’t you?
- A — will you. Imperatives (commands) often take the tag will you?
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