What is a tag question used for?

• To make a statement longer

• To ask a direct question

• To confirm or query a statement

• To change the meaning of a sentence

Which of the following is a correct tag question?

• You are coming to the party, don’t you?

• He doesn’t like pizza, does he?

• She will go to the store, will she?

• They aren’t here, are them?

Complete the sentence with the correct tag question: "She loves ice cream, ___?"

• doesn’t she

• don’t she

• does she

• isn’t she

If a sentence is negative, the tag question must be…

• Positive

• Negative

• The same as the sentence

• A question word

Choose the correct tag for this sentence: "You have finished your homework, ____?"

• don’t you

• haven’t you

• won’t you

• do you

Which sentence has the correct tag question?

• He plays football, does he?

• They aren’t students, are they?

• You didn’t go to school, didn’t you?

• She can cook, can she?

What is the anticipated answer to the tag question: "He’s really funny, isn’t he?"

• No, he isn’t.

• Yes, he is.

• I don’t know.

• Maybe.

Which of the following is an ungrammatical but common tag question in casual speech?

• You’re tired, aren’t you?

• This is fun, isn’t it?

• I’m right, aren’t I?

• She doesn’t like coffee, does she?

Which sentence is incorrect?

• They won’t be late, will they?

• She likes chocolate, doesn’t she?

• He’s a good singer, isn’t he?

• You can’t swim, can’t you?

Which of these tag questions has the correct rising intonation for a yes/no question?

• She’s coming, isn’t she?

• You don’t like it, do you?

• It’s cold today, isn’t it?

• I can borrow your book, can’t I?