Instructions: Complete the exercises below to practice your understanding of question tags.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Complete the following sentences with the correct question tag.

  1. You’re coming to the party, ___?
  2. She doesn’t like coffee, ___?
  3. They are going to the movies, ___?
  4. He can swim, ___?
  5. It’s a beautiful day, ___?
  6. We haven’t met before, ___?
  7. You will help me, ___?
  8. She is studying for the exam, ___?
  9. They were at the concert, ___?
  10. This isn’t your book, ___?

Exercise 2: Change the Sentences

Rewrite the following sentences, adding the appropriate question tag at the end.

  1. You’re finished with your homework, ________________.
  2. He isn’t feeling well, ________________.
  3. They have already eaten, ________________.
  4. She loves to travel, ________________.
  5. We should leave now, ________________.

Exercise 3: Identify the Correct Question Tag

Choose the correct question tag for each sentence from the options given.

  1. You can speak French, ___?
    • a) can’t you
    • b) can you
  2. She isn’t at home, ___?
    • a) is she
    • b) isn’t she
  3. They will join us later, ___?
    • a) won’t they
    • b) will they
  4. This is your pen, ___?
    • a) is it
    • b) isn’t it
  5. You’re not angry, ___?
    • a) are you
    • b) aren’t you

Exercise 4: Create Your Own Sentences

Create sentences using question tags based on the prompts below.

  1. It’s raining. (isn’t it) ________________________________________________
  2. You like pizza. (don’t you) _____________________________________________
  3. She can drive. (can’t she) _____________________________________________
  4. They are friends. (aren’t they) ___________________________________________
  5. We should study. (shouldn’t we) _________________________________________

Answers

Exercise 1:

  1. are you
  2. does she
  3. aren’t they
  4. can’t he
  5. isn’t it
  6. have we
  7. won’t you
  8. isn’t she
  9. weren’t they
  10. is it

Exercise 2:

  1. aren’t you?
  2. is he?
  3. haven’t they?
  4. doesn’t she?
  5. shouldn’t we?

Exercise 3:

  1. a) can’t you
  2. a) is she
  3. a) won’t they
  4. b) isn’t it
  5. a) are you

Exercise 4:

(Answers will vary based on student responses.)


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