Question Tags

Use
 We use tag questions at the end of statements to ask for confirmation.
 Frequently used in spoken English when you want to agree or disagree

Form
positive statement ->question tag negative - You are Tom, aren't you?
negative statement->question tag positive - He isn't Joe, is he?

Examples
 with auxiliaries
You have got a car, haven't you?
 without auxiliaries (use: don't, doesn't, didn't)

They play football on Sundays, don't they?

She plays football on Sundays, doesn't she?
They will play football on Sundays, won’t they?
Exercises
- I'm not late, AM I.....? /
I’M LATE, AREN’T I?
- You don't take sugar in coffee, ........?
- She looks tired, ......?
- There's a cinema near the station, .......?
- It's time to go, .....?
- I'm right, .......?
- You won’t do that, ........?
- He'll be there, .......?
- Everybody will be there, .......?
– She has too much to do , .......?
- It won't happen, ........?
- They will be here soon, ......?
- I’m not here, ........?
- Nobody has got to leave early, .........?
- That dog is very noisy, .....?
- You have got to arrive before half past
eight, ..........?
- That's the shop where you used to
work, .......?
- The book is a best-seller, ......?
- You haven't got a sister, ........?
- I'm in trouble, .........?
- You will tell me if you know, ......?
- Lima is the capital of Peru, ......?
- There's nothing on TV tonight, .......?
- She won't be here for another hour, ........?