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Question Tags Exercise

March 31, 2019 B1pdf

Add appropriate question tags to the following sentences.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1It is a cold day, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "It is", use the negative tag "isn't it".
2Diana is very clever, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "Diana is", use the negative tag "isn't she".
3He has finished his work, ...............?
Wrong!
After present perfect "has finished", use the negative tag "hasn't he".
4Robert lives in Singapore, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple present "lives", use the negative tag "doesn't he".
5He is older than you, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "He is", use the negative tag "isn't he".
6You met him yesterday, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple past "met", use the negative tag "didn't you".
7Nobody came, ...............?
Wrong!
After negative "Nobody came", use the positive tag "did they".
8Somebody wanted a drink, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "Somebody wanted", use the negative tag "didn't they".
9You took the money, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple past "took", use the negative tag "didn't you".
10Let's go for a walk, ...............?
Wrong!
After "Let's", use the question tag "shall we".
11She got the job, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple past "got", use the negative tag "didn't she".
12He wants to be a scientist, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple present "wants", use the negative tag "doesn't he".

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  1. It is a cold day, isn’t it?
  2. Diana is very clever, isn’t she?
  3. He has finished his work, hasn’t he?
  4. Robert lives in Singapore, doesn’t he?
  5. He is older than you, isn’t he?
  6. You met him yesterday, didn’t you?
  7. Nobody came, did they?
  8. Somebody wanted a drink, didn’t they?
  9. You took the money, didn’t you?
  10. Let’s go for a walk, shall we?
  11. She got the job, didn’t she?
  12. He wants to be a scientist, doesn’t he?

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