Question Tags | ESL Grammar

The video tutorial explains the use of question tags in English, which are used to turn statements into questions, often to confirm information. It covers the rules for forming question tags, including when to use positive or negative tags based on the statement's polarity. The tutorial also discusses forming question tags with auxiliary verbs and without them, using 'do', 'does', or 'did'. Additionally, it explains how to respond to question tags, whether agreeing or disagreeing, with examples provided throughout.

What are question tags used for in spoken English?

What is the rule for forming question tags when the statement is negative?

How do you form a question tag when the statement is positive?

What auxiliary verbs do you use when there is no auxiliary verb in the statement?

Explain how to form a question tag for a statement in the past simple tense.

What is the exception for negative question tags that follow an 'I am' statement?

How do you respond to a question tag if you agree with a positive statement?