Sue is not late for the You don’t like classical

A question tag turns a declarative statement or an imperative into a

question by adding an interrogative fragment. An example is a question party _________? music, ________
tag is underlined in the following sentence. We are going to the circus,
aren’t we? When the sentence is affirmative, the question tag is a. do you?
a. is she?
negative. I like ice cream, don’t I? When the sentence is negative, the
b. isn’t she? b. is it?
question tag is affirmative. I can’t eat this last slice of pizza, can I?
Add a question tag to each sentence. c. do they? c. don’t they?

Honey is Dogs make the best Harry prefers taking Exercise can be
sweet,_______ pets,______ warm baths, _______ rewarding, _________
a. aren’t they?
a. is it?
a. is it? b. have they? a. haven’t he?
b. isn’t it?
b. isn’t it? c. don’t they? b. doesn’t he?
c. does it?
c. does it? c. do he?

Brenda is wearing a We saw this act at the The pop concert was Mr. Brown bowled a
pink tutu, ________ circus __________ not crowded, _______ perfect game, _________

a. is it?
a. is she? a. didn’t we? a. has he?
b. isn’t it?
b. is it? b. hasn’t we? b. hasn’t they?
c. does it?
c. isn’t she? c. did we? c. didn’t he?

Bill won’t bring a gift Steve can build That’s not the bakery Sharon’s computer was
to the party, lovely cabinets, ______ where Jane works, stolen, ________
_________ _________
a. is it?
a. will he? a. doesn’t he? b. wasn’t it?
b. can’t he? a. is it?
b. wouldn’t he? c. hasn’t it?
c. can he? b. was it?
c. would he ?
c. wasn’t it?

These students are in I can’t afford a Ray and Dena own a I am not eating pizza for
math class, ________ Hawaiian vacation, ___ florist, ____? dinner, _________
a. aren’t they?
b. isn’t they? a. can’t I? a. aren’t they? a. am I?
c. are they ? b. can I? b. doesn’t they? b. aren’t I?
c. am I ? c. don’t they? c. will I?

The driver didn’t wait I will be on time for William plays Greece is a beautiful
my flying lesson, basketball __________ country,
at the bus stop
_________ ___________?
a. did he? a. am I? a. does he?
b. isn’t he? b. can’t I? a. is it?
b. doesn’t he?
c. didn’t he ? c. won’t I ? b. isn’t it?
c. has he?
c. wasn’t it?

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