Understanding Tag Questions

This video tutorial by Ronnie introduces the concept of tag questions in English, explaining how to form them using positive and negative forms, and the role of auxiliary verbs like 'do', 'does', 'don't', and 'doesn't'. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners understand the structure and usage of tag questions. It also covers how to answer tag questions correctly, emphasizing the importance of matching the response to the question's form. The video concludes with tips for using tag questions effectively in conversation.

What is the main topic of the lesson introduced by Ronnie?

• Adjectives

• Future tense verbs

• Tag questions

• Past tense verbs

What is the first step in forming a tag question?

• Adding a question mark

• Switching the subject and auxiliary verb

• Changing the verb tense

• Using a different subject

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

• Use a positive tag

• Use a negative tag

• Use a different subject

• Use a question mark

What is the negative form of 'are' used in tag questions?

• Aren't

• Wasn't

• Isn't

• Weren't

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'you' in tag questions?

• Does

• Do

• Is

• Has

What is the correct tag for 'You like pizza'?

• Isn't it?

• Aren't you?

• Don't you?

• Doesn't it?

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'he' or 'she' in tag questions?

• Do

• Does

• Has

• Is

What is the correct tag for 'He is smart'?

• Wasn't he?

• Isn't he?

• Aren't he?

• Doesn't he?

What is the correct tag for 'They have a baby'?

• Isn't it?

• Don't they?

• Aren't they?

• Haven't they?

What should you do if the statement is negative in a tag question?

• Use a positive tag

• Use a question mark

• Use a negative tag

• Use a different subject