Add appropriate question tags.
1You went there yesterday, ...............?
Wrong!
Use a negative tag after an affirmative statement. In the simple past tense, use did in question tags.
2You had a word with your boss, ...............?
Wrong!
Use did because this sentence is in the simple past tense.
3She told you something, ...............?
Wrong!
Use a negative tag after an affirmative statement. In the simple past tense, use did in question tags.
4They live here, ...............?
Wrong!
In the simple present tense, use do or does to make question tags.
5She is an architect, ...............?
Wrong!
The auxiliary verb in the given statement is repeated in the question tag.
6She earns a six figure salary, ...............?
Wrong!
Use an affirmative tag after a negative statement. In the simple present tense, use do or does.
7He spends a lot of money on gadgets, ...............?
Wrong!
Use an affirmative tag after a negative statement. In the simple present tense, use do or does.
8Somebody knocked on the door, ...............?
Wrong!
Use they to refer to somebody, anybody, nobody etc in question tags.
9That boy remembers everything, ...............?
Wrong!
Use an affirmative tag after a negative statement. In the simple present tense, use do or does.
10Our team lost the match, ...............?
Wrong!
Use a negative tag after an affirmative statement. In the simple past tense, use did in question tags.
11She travels around the world, ...............?
Wrong!
Use an affirmative tag after a negative statement. In the simple present tense, use do or does.
12You don’t know him, ...............?
Wrong!
Use an affirmative tag after a negative statement. In the simple present tense, use do or does.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- You went there yesterday, didn’t you?
- You had a word with your boss, didn’t you?
- She told you something, didn’t she?
- They live here, don’t they?
- She is an architect, isn’t she?
- She earns a six figure salary, doesn’t she?
- He spends a lot of money on gadgets, doesn’t he?
- Somebody knocked on the door, didn’t they?
- That boy remembers everything, doesn’t he?
- Our team lost the match, didn’t they?
- She travels around the world, doesn’t she?
- You don’t know him, do you?
