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    This document provides examples of question tags to be used with statements in present, past and future tenses. For present tense statements, the question tags end with "don't you?", while past tense statements end with "didn't they?" and future tense end with "will they?". It aims to demonstrate how to properly form yes/no question tags depending on the verb tense used in the positive statement.

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    QUESTION TAGS

    Present tenses
    You work at the library, ________________?
    She doesn’t know him, ________________?

    I’m next in line, ________________?

    They are getting ready now, ________________?


    She isn’t driving her car these days, ________________?

    They have travelled to Spain, ________________?


    She has never eaten sushi, ________________?

    Past tenses
    They wrote the letters, ________________?
    My teacher didn’t give you back the test, ________________?

    They weren’t shopping yesterday at 6 pm, ________________?


    She wasn’t running with him yesterday, ________________?

    Future tense
    They won’t tell us the truth, ________________?
    Your uncle will help us, ________________?

    She isn’t going to water the plants, ________________?


    We are going to watch the film, ________________?

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