Using Tag Questions

Match the tag question to the statement: 'You like ice cream, don't you?'

• don't you?

• aren't you?

• isn't it?

• do you?

Create a tag question for the statement: 'She is coming to the party.'

• She is coming to the party, hasn't she?

• She is coming to the party, isn't she?

• She is coming to the party, doesn't she?

• She is coming to the party, is she?

Identify the tag question in the statement: 'It's a beautiful day, _____?'

• isn't they?

• it's beautiful, right?

• isn't it?

• is it?

Match the tag question to the statement: 'They have finished their homework, _____?'

• will they?

• did they?

• haven't they?

• have they?

Create a tag question for the statement: 'He can speak French.'

• He can speak French, can't he?

• He can speak French, doesn't he?

• He can speak French, can he?

• He can speak French, isn't he?

Identify the tag question in the statement: 'You don't like coffee, _____?'

• aren't you?

• like coffee?

• do they?

• do you?

Match the tag question to the statement: 'She will be here soon, won't she?'

• can't she?

• isn't she?

• will she?

• won't she?

Create a tag question for the statement: 'We should leave early.'

• We should leave early, can't we?

• We should leave early, shouldn't we?

• We should leave early, should we?

• We should leave early, mustn't we?

Identify the tag question in the statement: 'You are coming with us, aren't you?'

• aren't you?

• are you?

• will you?

• isn't it?

Match the tag question to the statement: 'He has already left, hasn't he?'

• has he?

• hasn't he?

• he hasn't?