QUESTION TAG?

A question tag is a short addition to an assertive or imperative sentence, asking for confirmation or agreement.

You form a question tag by using the same auxiliary verb or the correct form of 'to be' as in the statement followed by a personal pronoun.

The pronoun refers to the subject of the statement.

Generally, when an assertive sentence is in the affirmative form, the question tag is Negative.

Similarly, a negative assertive sentence is in the affirmative form, the question tag is Negative.

Similarly, a negative assertive sentence will have an affirmative question tag.

Statements containing words such as neither, no one, none, scarcely, nobody, hardly, seldom are treated as negative statements.

When the Subject of the statement is anyone, anybody, no one, nobody, none, neither, everybody, everyone, someone, somebody, we use the pronoun 'they'.

When supplying a question tag to any kind of sentense -

*Rewrite the given sentence.

*Put a comma before the tag.

*Write the question tag.

*End the sentence with a question mark(?)

EXAMPLES:

'I'

• I have her mobile, haven't I?
• I haven't her mobile, have I?
• I don't have her mobile, do I?
• I have to go there, haven't I?
• I am very talkative, aren't I?
• I am not very talkative, am I?
• I was on the second floor, wasn't I?
• I was not on the second floor, was I?
• I will be absent tomorrow, won't I?
• I will not be absent tomorrow, will I? 
• I won't be absent tomorrow, will I?
• I shall be busy tomorrow, shan't I?
• I shall not be busy tomorrow, shall I?
• I shan't be busy tomorrow, shall I?
• I clean my room, don't I?
• I do not clean my room, do I?
• I don't clean my room, do I?
• I warned him, didn't I?
• I did not warn him, did I?
• I didn't warn him, did I?
• I shall celebrate my birthday, shan't I?
• I shall not celebrate my birthday, shall I?
• I am washing my uniform, aren't I?
• I am not washing my uniform, am I?
• I was washing my uniform, wasn't I?
• I was not washing my uniform, was I?
• I shall be washing my uniform, shan't I?
• I shall not be washing my uniform, shall I?
• I have decided to go there, haven't I?
• I have not decided to go there, have I?
• I haven't decided to go there, have I?
• I had visited this place, hadn't I?
• I have been playing since morning, haven't I?
• I have not been playing since morning, have I?
• I had been watering the plants since evening, hadn't I?
• I had not been watering the plants since evening, had I?
• I hadn't been watering the plants since evening, had I?
• I shall have been helping her since morning, shan't I?
• I shall not have been helping her since morning, shall I?
• I can lift this heavy bag, can't I?
• I can not lift this heavy bag, can I?
• I could solve these sums, couldn't I?
• I could not solve these sums, could I?
• I couldn't solve these sums, could I?
• I would buy these toys, wouldn't I?
• I would not buy these toys, would I?
• I wouldn't buy these toys, would I?
• I should wait for her, shouldn't I?
• I should not wait for her, should I?
• I shouldn't wait for her, should I?
• I may take her notes, mayn't I?
• I may not take her notes, may I?
• I mayn't take her notes, may I?
• I might invite her, mightn't I?
• I might not invite her, might I?
• I mightn't invite her, might I?
• I must attend today's meeting, mustn't I?
• I must not attend today's meeting, must I?
• I used to bite my nails, didn't I?
• I am going to participate in this competition, aren't I?
• I am not going to participate in this competition, am I?

'He'

• He has her mobile, hasn't he?
• He hasn't her mobile, has he?
• He doesn't have her mobile, does he?
• He has to go there, hasn't he?
• He is very talkative, isn't he?
• He is not very talkative, is he?
• He was on the second floor, wasn't he?
• He was not on the second floor, was he?
• He will be absent tomorrow, won't he?
• He will not be absent tomorrow, will he?
• He won't be absent tomorrow, will he?
• He will be busy tomorrow, won't he?
• He will not be busy tomorrow, will he?
• He won't be busy tomorrow, will he?
• He cleans my room, doesn't he?
• He does not clean my room, does he?
• He doesn't clean my room, does he?
• He warned him, didn't he?
• He did not warn him, did he?
• He didn't warn him, did he?
• He will celebrate my birthday, won't he?
• He will not celebrate my birthday, will he?
• He is washing my uniform, isn't he?
• He is not washing my uniform, is he?
• He was washing my uniform, wasn't he?
• He was not washing my uniform, was he?
• He will be washing my uniform, won't he?
• He will not be washing my uniform, will he?
• He has decided to go there, hasn't he?
• He has not decided to go there, has he?
• He hasn't decided to go there, has he?
• He had visited this place, hadn't he?
• He has been playing since morning, hasn't he?
• He has not been playing since morning, has he?
• He had been watering the plants since evening, hadn't he?
• He had not been watering the plants since evening, had he?
• He hadn't been watering the plants since evening, had he?
• He will have been helping her since morning, won't he?
• He will not have been helping her since morning, will he?
• He can lift this heavy bag, can't he?
• He can not lift this heavy bag, can he?
• He could solve these sums, couldn't he?
• He could not solve these sums, could he?
• He couldn't solve these sums, could he?
• He would buy these toys, wouldn't he?
• He would not buy these toys, would he?
• He wouldn't buy these toys, would he?
• He should wait for her, shouldn't he?
• He should not wait for her, should he?
• He shouldn't wait for her, should he?
• He may take her notes, mayn't he?
• He may not take her notes, mayn't he?
• He mayn't take her notes, mayn't he?
• He might invite her, mightn't he?
• He might not invite her, might he?
• He mightn't invite her, might he?
• He must attend today's meeting, mustn't he?
• He must not attend today's meeting, must he?
• He used to bite my nails, didn't he?
• He is going to participate in this competition, isn't he?
• He is not going to participate in this competition, is he?

'She'

• She has her mobile, hasn't she?
• She hasn't her mobile, has she?
• She doesn't have her mobile, does she?
• She has to go there, hasn't she?
• She is very talkative, isn't she?
• She is not very talkative, is she?
• She was on the second floor, wasn't she?
• She was not on the second floor, was she?
• She will be absent tomorrow, won't she?
• She will not be absent tomorrow, will she?
• She won't be absent tomorrow, will she?
• She will be busy tomorrow, won't she?
• She will not be busy tomorrow, will she?
• She won't be busy tomorrow, will she?
• She cleans my room, doesn't she?
• She does not clean my room, does she?
• She doesn't clean my room, does she?
• She warned him, didn't she?
• She did not warn him, did she?
• She didn't warn him, did she?
• She will celebrate my birthday, won't she?
• She will not celebrate my birthday, will she?
• She is washing my uniform, isn't she?
• She is not washing my uniform, is she?
• She was washing my uniform, wasn't he?
• She was not washing my uniform, was she?
• She will be washing my uniform, won't she?
• She will not be washing my uniform, will she?
• She has decided to go there, hasn't she?
• She has not decided to go there, has she?
• She hasn't decided to go there, has she?
• She had visited this place, hadn't she?
• She has been playing since morning, hasn't she?
• She has not been playing since morning, has she?
• She had been watering the plants since evening, hadn't she?
• She had not been watering the plants since evening, had she?
• She hadn't been watering the plants since evening, had she?
• She will have been helping her since morning, won't she?
• She will not have been helping her since morning, will she?
• She can lift this heavy bag, can't she?
• She can not lift this heavy bag, can she?
• She could solve these sums, couldn't she?
• She could not solve these sums, could she?
• She couldn't solve these sums, could she?
• She would buy these toys, wouldn't she?
• She would not buy these toys, would she?
• She wouldn't buy these toys, would she?
• She should wait for him, shouldn't she?
• She should not wait for him, should she?
• She shouldn't wait for him, should she?
• She may take his notes, mayn't she?
• She may not take his notes, mayn't she?
• She mayn't take his notes, mayn't she?
• She might invite her, mightn't she?
• She might not invite her, might she?
• She mightn't invite her, might she?
• She must attend today's meeting, mustn't she?
• She must not attend today's meeting, must she?
• She used to bite my nails, didn't she?
• She is going to participate in this competition, isn't she?
• She is not going to participate in this competition, is she?

'You'

• You have her mobile, haven't you?
• You haven't her mobile, have you?
• You don't have her mobile, do you?
• You have to go there, haven't you?
• You are very talkative, aren't you?
• You are not very talkative, are you?
• You were on the second floor, weren't you?
• You were not on the second floor, were you?
• You will be absent tomorrow, won't you?
• You will not be absent tomorrow, will you? 
• You won't be absent tomorrow, will you?
• You will be busy tomorrow, won't you?
• You will not be busy tomorrow, will you?
• You won't be busy tomorrow, will you?
• You clean my room, don't you?
• You do not clean my room, do you?
• You don't clean my room, do you?
• You warned him, didn't you?
• You did not warn him, did you?
• You didn't warn him, did you?
• You will celebrate my birthday, won't you?
• You will not celebrate my birthday, will you?
• You are washing my uniform, aren't you?
• You are not washing my uniform, are you?
• You were washing my uniform, weren't you?
• You were not washing my uniform, were you?
• You will be washing my uniform, won't you?
• You will not be washing my uniform, will you?
• You have decided to go there, haven't you?
• You have not decided to go there, have you?
• You haven't decided to go there, have you?
• You had visited this place, hadn't you?
• You have been playing since morning, haven't you?
• You have not been playing since morning, have you?
• You had been watering the plants since evening, hadn't you?
• You had not been watering the plants since evening, had you?
• You hadn't been watering the plants since evening, had you?
• You will have been helping her since morning, won't you?
• You will not have been helping her since morning, will you?
• You can lift this heavy bag, can't you?
• You can not lift this heavy bag, can you?
• You could solve these sums, couldn't you?
• You could not solve these sums, could you?
• You couldn't solve these sums, could you?
• You would buy these toys, wouldn't you?
• You would not buy these toys, would you?
• You wouldn't buy these toys, would you?
• You should wait for her, shouldn't you?
• You should not wait for her, should you?
• You shouldn't wait for her, should you?
• You may take her notes, mayn't you?
• You may not take her notes, may you?
• You mayn't take her notes, may you?
• You might invite her, mightn't you?
• You might not invite her, might you?
• You mightn't invite her, might you?
• You must attend today's meeting, mustn't you?
• You must not attend today's meeting, must you?
• You used to bite my nails, didn't you?
• You are going to participate in this competition, aren't you?
• You are not going to participate in this competition, are you?