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Understanding Tag Questions in English

The document provides examples of tag questions, illustrating how positive sentences are paired with negative question tags and vice versa. It includes various scenarios and subjects to demonstrate the correct usage of tag questions in English. Additionally, it presents examples of imperative sentences with tag questions.

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Understanding Tag Questions in English

The document provides examples of tag questions, illustrating how positive sentences are paired with negative question tags and vice versa. It includes various scenarios and subjects to demonstrate the correct usage of tag questions in English. Additionally, it presents examples of imperative sentences with tag questions.

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TAG QUESTIONS

Positive Sentence Negative Question Tag

It’s cold, isn’t it?


Julie is French, isn’t she?
Boris is a student, isn’t he?
You’re on holiday, aren’t you?
I’m right, aren’t I?
You like tea, don’t you?
You’re joking, aren’t you?
You passed your exams, didn’t you?
We’ve met before, haven’t we?
Your brother can play the piano, can’t he?
Kate will be here soon, won’t she?
Pupils have to wear a uniform at school, don’t they?
This is your shirt, isn’t it?
That was a boring film, wasn’t it?
These are your shoes, aren’t they?
There’s a hospital nearby, isn’t there?
Somebody is at the door, aren’t they?
Everybody knows the answer, don’t they?
Something is wrong with Jessica today, isn’t it?
Everything is ready for the party, isn’t it?

Negative Sentence Positive Question Tag

I’m not a pilot, am I?


Robert isn’t at work today, is he?
You don’t like coffee, do you?
George didn’t buy a car, did he?
Kate won’t be late, will she?
We haven’t met before, have we?
You can’t speak Chinese, can you?
This isn’t very safe, is it?
That wasn’t my fault, was it?
Those aren’t your books, are they?
There aren’t any problems, are there?

Be quiet, will/won’t you?


Don’t be late, will you?
Let’s go for a walk, shall we?

She never drinks beer, does she?


Jenny hardly ever goes out, does she?
He said nothing about the test results, did he?
Nobody is at home, are they?
No one knows where she is, do they?

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