Add appropriate question tags.
1He went to the park, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative past simple tag "didn't he" after an affirmative past simple statement.
2She looks awesome, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative present simple tag "doesn't she" after an affirmative present simple statement.
3He arrived late, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative past simple tag "didn't he" after an affirmative past simple statement.
4He works hard, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative present simple tag "doesn't he" after an affirmative present simple statement with "he".
5He was worried, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative tag "wasn't he" after an affirmative statement with "was".
6He went around the town, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative past simple tag "didn't he" after an affirmative past simple statement.
7We must do something, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative modal tag "mustn't we" after an affirmative statement with "must".
8She didn't pass the test, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the affirmative past simple tag "did she" after a negative past simple statement.
9He reads a lot, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative present simple tag "doesn't he" after an affirmative present simple statement.
10It rains heavily in June, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative present simple tag "doesn't it" after an affirmative present simple statement with "it".
11They congratulated him, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative past simple tag "didn't they" after an affirmative past simple statement.
12We should help them, ...............?
Wrong!
Use the negative modal tag "shouldn't we" after an affirmative statement with "should".
Exercise complete
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Answers
- He went to the park, didn’t he?
- She looks awesome, doesn’t she?
- He arrived late, didn’t he?
- He works hard, doesn’t he?
- He was worried, wasn’t he?
- He went around the town, didn’t he?
- We must do something, mustn’t we?
- She didn’t pass the test, did she?
- He reads a lot, doesn’t he?
- It rains heavily in June, doesn’t it?
- They congratulated him, didn’t they?
- We should help them, shouldn’t we?