Question Tags For Secondary School Students
For example: He is sick,
isn’t he?
Put a comma before the
question tag, and put a question mark after the question tag.
Rules:
1. If the statement is
positive the question tag should be negative.
For example: You are my
daughter, aren’t you?
2. If the statement is
negative, the question tag should be positive.
For example: you are not my
daughter, are you?
More examples:
Do sit down, won’t you?
Open the window, would you?
Shut up, can’t you?
After the negative
imperative we use will you?
Don’t forget, will you?
After let’s we use shall we?
Let’s have a party, shall
we?
You haven't seen this movie,
have you?
I'm never on time, am I?
They could kill us, couldn't
they?
The tractor stop's over
there, isn't it?
Exercise
1. Turn the following
statements into question by adding question tags:
i. They play pool table
every day.
ii. He should go to school.
iii. You will teach this
student.
iv. He collects used
bottles.
v. His father is a national
team coach.