Tag Questions in English

The video tutorial introduces tag questions, focusing on forming them with 'can' and 'can't'. It explains the structure of tag questions, provides examples, and offers practice exercises. The tutorial concludes with a summary and a homework assignment to reinforce learning.

What is the primary purpose of a tag question in English?

• To ask a direct question

• To confirm information

• To make a statement more polite

• To express doubt

How do you form a tag question with the sentence 'You can swim'?

• You can swim, will you?

• You can swim, are you?

• You can swim, do you?

• You can swim, can't you?

In the sentence 'He can ride a bike', what is the correct tag question?

• He can ride a bike, can't he?

• He can ride a bike, does he?

• He can ride a bike, isn't he?

• He can ride a bike, won't he?

What is the first step in forming a tag question?

• Identify the verb

• Find the subject

• Change the verb to its opposite

• Add a question mark

If a sentence contains 'can', what should the tag contain?

• Will

• Can't

• Won't

• Can

How do you form a tag question for 'She can't fall'?

• She can't fall, won't she?

• She can't fall, isn't she?

• She can't fall, does she?

• She can't fall, can she?

What is the correct tag for 'You can't fly'?

• You can't fly, do you?

• You can't fly, can you?

• You can't fly, will you?

• You can't fly, are you?

Which of the following is a correct tag question?

• We can go, are we?

• We can go, will we?

• We can go, do we?

• We can go, can't we?

What is the purpose of using tag questions in conversation?

• To make statements more formal

• To seek agreement or confirmation

• To introduce a new topic

• To end a conversation

Which sentence correctly uses a tag question?

• She can see me, can't she?

• She can see me, does she?

• She can see me, isn't she?

• She can see me, won't she?