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🔍 What Are Question Tags?
Question tags are short questions added to the end of statements to confirm or check information. They follow these rules:
1.
Positive statement → Negative tag
- Example: You are coming,
aren't you?
2.
Negative statement → Positive tag
- Example: She doesn't like coffee,
does she?
3. The auxiliary verb (or form of "to be") must match the subject and tense of the main sentence.
4. If there is no auxiliary verb, use
do/does/did.
5. Special cases:
- "I am" → tag is
aren't I? (not "am I?")
- "Let's" → tag is
shall we?
- "You had better..." → tag is
hadn't you?
- "There is/are" → tag uses
isn't/aren't there?
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✔ Example Solutions
Let’s say the first few sentences on your worksheet are:
1. She isn't going to join us this weekend, ________?
→
is she? (negative statement → positive tag)
2. We will come, ________?
→
won't we? (positive → negative tag)
3. He has finished his homework, ________?
→
hasn't he?
4. They don’t know the answer, ________?
→
do they?
5. Let's go for a walk, ________?
→
shall we?
6. I am late, ________?
→
aren't I?
7. You have seen that movie, ________?
→
haven't you?
8. There is no milk left, ________?
→
is there?
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📝 How to Solve Your Worksheet
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list of sentences from the image here, and I’ll fill in the correct question tags for each one, along with explanations.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable worksheets question tags.