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Question Tags Exercise

February 14, 2020 B1pdf

Add appropriate question tags to the following sentences.
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1You haven’t paid the fee, ...............?
Wrong!
The negative present perfect statement takes the positive tag "have you".
2Janet is here, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative sentence with "is" takes the negative tag "isn't she".
3You want to come with me, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative present simple statement takes the negative tag "don't you".
4He speaks too fast, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative present simple statement with "he" takes the negative tag "doesn't he".
5They learn French as a second language, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative present simple statement with "they" takes the negative tag "don't they".
6He went to Africa last month, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative tag "didn't he".
7Edison sold newspapers as a boy, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative tag "didn't he".
8He worked all day yesterday, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement takes the negative tag "didn't he".
9Nobody came, ...............?
Wrong!
The negative subject "Nobody" takes the positive past simple tag "did they".
10The children performed really well, ...............?
Wrong!
The affirmative past simple statement with a plural subject takes the negative tag "didn't they".
11He never donates money to charities, ...............?
Wrong!
The negative adverb "never" makes the statement negative, so it takes the positive tag "does he".
12You never waste even a single opportunity to blame me, ...............?
Wrong!
The negative adverb "never" makes the statement negative, so it takes the positive tag "do you".

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  1. You haven’t paid the fee, have you?
  2. Janet is here, isn’t she?
  3. You want to come with me, don’t you?
  4. He speaks too fast, doesn’t he?
  5. They learn French as a second language, don’t they?
  6. He went to Africa last month, didn’t he?
  7. Edison sold newspapers as a boy, didn’t he?
  8. He worked all day yesterday, didn’t he?
  9. Nobody came, did they?
  10. The children performed really well, didn’t they?
  11. He never donates money to charities, does he?
  12. You never waste even a single opportunity to blame me, do you?

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