Using question tags Worksheet-9
Supply the correct question tag:
A. Are they? B. Is they?
C. Weren’t they? D. Aren’t they?
A. Could you? B. Can’t you?
C. Couldn’t you? D. Can you?
A. Hasn’t it? B. Has it?
C. Haven’t it? D. Hadn’t it?
A. Wouldn’t they? B. Would they?
C. Will they? D. Will she?
A. Wasn't he? B. Doesn't he?
C. Isn't he? D. Isn't she?
A. Has he? B. Hasn’t he?
C. Hasn’t she? D. Has she?
A. Didn’t it? B. Did it?
C. Doesn’t it? D. Does it?
A. Did it? B. Didn’t it?
C. Doesn’t it? D. Don’t it?
A. Will you? B. Won’t you?
C. Do you? D. Don’t you?
A. Can she? B. Could she?
C. Couldn’t she? D. Can’t she?
Answer Key:
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘are’ and ‘books’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘could’ and ‘you’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘has’ and ‘match’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is negative with ‘will’ and ‘girls’ hence the tag is affirmative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘is’ and ‘William’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘has’ and ‘Jack’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is negative with ‘did’ and ‘baby’ hence the tag is affirmative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘won’ and ‘horse’ hence the tag is negative.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘change’ and ‘hidden subject - you’ hence the tag is negative. The sentence is imperative; hence ‘won’t’ is used in the tag.
Explanation: The sentence is affirmative with ‘can’ and ‘Sheila’ hence the tag is negative.