Question Tags

       Check your grammar: gap fill:

1. If the main part of the sentence is positive, we add a 

• Correctnegative

 question tag.

2. 

If the main part of the sentence is negative, we add a 

• Correctpositive

 question tag.

3. 

If the sentence contains an 

• Correctauxiliary

 verb or modal verb, we use that for the question tag.

4. 

The other exception is the verb 

• Correct'be'

 - we use that for the question tag if it appears in the main part of the sentence.

5. 

If the main part of the sentence contains a different verb, we make the question tag using 

• Correct'do'

 , in the correct form.

        Check you grammar: multiple choice

It's next to the supermarket,

don't it?

Correctisn't it?

You've met my brother before,

don't you?

Correcthaven't you?

You've met my brother before,

don't you?

Correcthaven't you?

Bela can help,

Correctcan't she?

doesn't she?

I'm right,

Correctaren't I?

am I?

You can't drive down your road,

can't you?

Correctcan you?

They won't be late,

Correctwill they?

are they?

You're coming tomorrow,

Correctaren't you?

do you?

Check your grammar: gap fill typing

1. 

It’s a lovely day, 

isn't

 it?

2. 

That pasta wasn’t very good, 

was

 it?

3. 

He didn’t wash up, 

did

 he?

4. 

You couldn’t check my homework, 

could

 you?

5. 

I’m going in your car, 

aren't

 I?

6. 

You booked the tickets, 

didn't

 you?

7. 

She's finished, 

hasn't

 she?

8. 

He eats meat, 

doesn't

 he?

9. 

They're coming tomorrow, 

aren't

 they?

10. 

You've been to Paris, 

haven't

 you?