Add appropriate question tags.
1You went there yesterday, ...............?
Wrong!
After the affirmative past simple statement, the correct negative question tag is "didn't you".
2You had a word with your boss, ...............?
Wrong!
With "had" meaning "spoke" in the past simple, the correct tag is "didn't you".
3She told you something, ...............?
Wrong!
After the affirmative past simple verb "told," the correct negative tag is "didn't she".
4They live here, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative present simple statement with "they," the correct negative tag is "don't they".
5She is an architect, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative statement with "is," the correct negative tag is "isn't she".
6She earns a six-figure salary, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative present simple statement with "she," the correct negative tag is "doesn't she".
7He spends a lot of money on gadgets, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative present simple statement with "he," the correct negative tag is "doesn't he".
8Somebody knocked on the door, ...............?
Wrong!
For "somebody" in an affirmative past simple statement, the correct tag is "didn't they".
9That boy remembers everything, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative present simple statement about "that boy," the correct tag is "doesn't he".
10Our team lost the match, ...............?
Wrong!
When "our team" is treated as a group of people, the correct past simple tag is "didn't they".
11She travels around the world, ...............?
Wrong!
After an affirmative present simple statement with "she," the correct negative tag is "doesn't she".
12You don't know him, ...............?
Wrong!
After a negative present simple statement, the correct affirmative tag is "do you".
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- 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?