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Tag Questions Exercise

August 20, 2023 - pdf

Add appropriate question tags.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. We do not wear woolen clothes in summer, …………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
2. It is not very cold today, …………………….?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
3. He studies well, ………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
4. He plays tennis every day, ………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
5. The streets are clean, ………………………..?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
6. They visit you occasionally, ………………………..?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
7. He escaped unhurt, ………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
8. He never hurts others, ……………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after never.
9. Honey tastes sweet, ………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
10. They left in the morning, ………………………?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
11. The doctor examined the patient, ………………………..?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
12. They need our help, …………………….?
Wrong!
Affirmative tags are used after negative statements. Negative tags are used after affirmative statements. The auxiliary used in the statement is repeated in the tag question. If there is no auxiliary, we use do, does or did.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. We do not wear woolen clothes in summer, do we?
  2. It is not very cold today, is it?
  3. He studies well, doesn’t he?
  4. He plays tennis every day, doesn’t he?
  5. The streets are clean, aren’t they?
  6. They visit you occasionally, don’t you?
  7. He escaped unhurt, didn’t he?
  8. He never hurts others, does he?
  9. Honey tastes sweet, doesn’t it?
  10. They left in the morning, didn’t they?
  11. The doctor examined the patient, didn’t he?
  12. They need our help, don’t they?
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