Nest-ce pas ?

The video tutorial explains the concept of question tags in both English and French. It highlights the differences between the two languages, focusing on the formal French question tag 'nespa' and its usage. The tutorial provides examples in both languages, illustrating how question tags change with tense in English but remain constant in French. It also touches on informal French question tags like 'no'. The video encourages viewers to practice using 'nespa' to form questions.

What is the formal question tag in French discussed in the video?

• Non

• Oui

• Nespa

• Peut-être

How do question tags in English differ from those in French?

• English tags change with tense, French tags do not.

• They are the same in both languages.

• French tags change with tense, English tags do not.

• Both languages use 'nespa' as a question tag.

What does 'nespa' literally translate to in English?

• Do you?

• Is it not?

• Is it?

• Are you?

In which tense is 'nespa' used in French sentences?

• In all tenses

• Only in past tense

• Only in present tense

• Only in future tense

What is an informal way to add a question tag in French?

• Using 'oui'

• Using 'non'

• Using 'peut-être'

• Using 's'il vous plaît'

What is the main advantage of using 'nespa' in French?

• It simplifies forming questions.

• It is more formal.

• It is used in every sentence.

• It is only used in written French.

What is the likely answer when using 'nespa' at the end of a sentence?

• I don't know

• Yes

• No

• Maybe