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Question Tags Exercise

October 28, 2019 - B1pdf

Add appropriate question tags to the following statements.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We must leave now, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "must", use the negative tag "mustn't we".
2The children were playing outside, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "were", use the negative tag "weren't they".
3The wise man can solve our problem, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "can", use the negative tag "can't he".
4I am working hard, ...............?
Wrong!
The normal question tag for "I am" is "aren't I".
5You are the winner of the prize, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "you are", use the negative tag "aren't you".
6One picture is worth a thousand words, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "is", use the negative tag "isn't it".
7Nothing can happen, ...............?
Wrong!
After negative "nothing", use the affirmative tag "can it".
8Somebody wanted a drink, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple past "wanted", use the negative tag "didn't they".
9It is quite good, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative "it is", use the negative tag "isn't it".
10She has a sister, ...............?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
With possessive "has", both "hasn't she" and "doesn't she" are acceptable tags.
11Shut up, ...............?
Select 3 answers.
Wrong!
After this imperative, "can't you", "will you", and "would you" are acceptable tags.
12She works here, ...............?
Wrong!
After affirmative simple present "works", use the negative tag "doesn't she".
Done.
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Answers

  1. We must leave now, mustn’t we?
  2. The children were playing outside, weren’t they?
  3. The wise man can solve our problem, can’t he?
  4. I am working hard, aren’t I?
  5. You are the winner of the prize, aren’t you?
  6. One picture is worth a thousand words, isn’t it?
  7. Nothing can happen, can it?
  8. Somebody wanted a drink, didn’t they?
  9. It is quite good, isn’t it?
  10. She has a sister, hasn’t she / doesn’t she?
  11. Shut up, can’t you / will you / would you?
  12. She works here, doesn’t she?
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