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Question Tags A question tag is a small question at the end of a statement. Question tags are used when asking for agreement or confirmation. a positive statement + a negative question tag + = You |are| astudent,, (aren't you? A subject pronoun comes after an auxiliary or a form of the verb ToBe a negative statement + a positive question tag = + len i > Asubject pronoun Mary |isn’t) ateacher,, {is she? meee \N le phrase Intonation and Meaning The intonation of a question tag shows the exact meaning of it. If the intonation of the question tag goes up, it means you are not sure and you want to know the answer. John |doesn’t|speak Spanish, (does) he? If the intonation of the question tag goes down, it means you are checking / confirming information or making conversation. John |doesn’t|speak Spanish, [does) he? You |are| He iis | He = (was They [were You |speak) He st 1 You (studied You have studied You had arrived You will pass You (can speak You (could do We must be You should go You would like Exceptions | am- Let's go a student, very busy, happy, surprised, English, Spanish, for the test, all week, before he left, the exam, two languages, it for me, patient, now, a new job, late, home, ( Negative Question Tags Question tags are used when asking for agreement or confirmation. a positive statement + anegative question tag Positive Statement Negative Tag ‘aren’t| you? lisn’t| he? ‘wasn’t he? \Weren’t) they? . Negative (don’t| you? eDiE sre) Verbs in tags SISUEUElISY in their: 1 contracted aver 't you? Gaaeck hadn't you? = won’t you? can't you? couldn't you? mustn't we? shouldn't you? wouldn't you? a ’” “Ga aren't) |? (CAREFUL) shall we?

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