Question Tags

What is the question tag for the statement: 'The weather is nice today,'?

• isn't it?

• is it?

• doesn't it?

• wasn't it?

How do you form a question tag for negative statements?

• Use a positive question tag, e.g., "She doesn't like coffee, does she?"

• Use a negative question tag, e.g., "She doesn't like coffee, doesn't she?"

• Use a positive question tag, e.g., "She doesn't like coffee, isn't she?"

• Use a negative question tag, e.g., "She doesn't like coffee, isn't she?"

What is the question tag for the statement: 'They aren't ready yet,'?

• are they?

• isn't it?

• are we?

• do they?

How do you form a question tag for positive statements?

• Use a positive question tag for positive statements. Example: "It's a nice day, is it?"

• For positive statements, use a negative question tag. Example: "It's a nice day, isn't it?"

• Use a negative question tag for negative statements. Example: "It's not a nice day, is it?"

• For positive statements, use a positive question tag. Example: "It's a nice day, isn't it?"

What is the question tag for the statement: 'You have finished your work,'?

• haven't you?

• did you?

• aren't you?

• isn't it?

What is a question tag?

• A type of punctuation used in writing.

• A short phrase added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question, often seeking confirmation.

• A method of asking for information in a formal setting.

• A grammatical error commonly made in English.

What is the question tag for the statement: 'He has finished his homework,'?

• hasn't he?

• isn't he?

• doesn't he?

• has he?

What is the question tag for the statement: 'She is not coming,'?

• is she?

• isn't she?

• does she?

• is she not?

What is the question tag for the statement: 'They can swim,'?

• can they?

• can't they?

• do they?

• won't they?

What is the question tag for the statement: 'This is your book,'?

• isn't it?

• is it?

• doesn't it?

• wasn't it?