Question tags

•  Are questions at the end of the statement
•  Used in spoken language
•  Used for confirming information or asking for someone’s agreement or disagreement
•  Form: Question tag = Auxiliary + Subject

https://englishxp.co.uk/grammar/question-tags/

A POSITIVE STATEMENT, A NEGATIVE QUESTION TAG?

• He’s 6 years old, isn’t he?
• You’re reading, aren’t you?
• They’ve just had breakfast, haven’t they?
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• A NEGATIVE STATEMENT, A POSITIVE QUESTION TAG?

• You haven’t answers all the questions in the test, have you?
• Kelly didn’t help you, did she?
• Tom couldn’t pass the exam, could he?

• Exceptions:

• Pay attention to the following question tags. They don’t follow any rules.
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  Intonation

• Depending on the speaker’s purposes, intonations for question tags are different.
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  https://basicenglishspeaking.com/question-tags/

1. 1. She is collecting stickers, ?
2. 2. We often watch TV in the afternoon, ?
3. 3. You have cleaned your bike, ?
4. 4. John and Max don't like maths, ?
5. 5. Peter played handball yesterday, ?
6. 6. They are going home from school, ?
7. 7. Mary didn't do her homework last Monday, ?
8. 8. He could have bought a new car, ?
9. 9. Kevin will come tonight, ?
10. 10. I'm clever, ?
11. https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/question_tags3.htm
    
    

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