Tag Questions

HOW WELL YOU CAN PRACTICE TAG QUESTIONS

A tag question is a short question that comes after a statement.

Multiple Choice

A: You're a responsible person, _________?

B: Yes, I am

• are you

• aren't you

Multiple Choice

A: Richard never keeps his promises, ________?

B: No, he doesn't.

• does he

• doesn't he

Multiple Choice

A: They didn't tell the truth, ________?

B: No, they didn't.

• did they

• didn't they

Multiple Choice

A: It's important to help other people, ________?

B: Yes, it is.

• is it

• isn't it

Multiple Choice

A: Susan should see her mother more often, ________?

B: Yes, she should.

• should she

• shouldn't she

Multiple Choice

A: Abed and Gary haven't called, ________?

B: No, they haven't.

• have they

• haven't they

Multiple Choice

A: Valerie came to class with a cold, ________?

B: Yes, she did.

• did she

• didn't she

Multiple Choice

A: We can't help you, ________?

B: Yes, you can. Would you mind picking up those books?

• can we

• can't we

Write three sentences with tag questions of your own. Look at the examples.

• You haven't cheated on an exam, have you?

• Children should help their parents with household chores, shouldn't they?

• The English alphabet doesn't have 40 letters, does it?

• Wait here until I return, will you?

Fill in the Blanks

Unscramble the words into a good sentence using tag questions.

weekend, / plays / he? / John / doesn't / soccer / on

Fill in the Blanks

Unscramble the words into a good sentence using tag questions.

aren't / responsible / You're / you? / this, / for

Fill in the Blanks

Unscramble the words into a good sentence using tag questions.

is / not / it? / It's / fault, / my

Fill in the Blanks

Unscramble the words into a good sentence using tag questions.

should / government / do / shouldn't / something, / The / they?

Fill in the Blanks

Unscramble the words into a good sentence using tag questions.

again, / late / isn't / she? / Tina's