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Question tags

Question tags. weren’t they. 1. Admit i t, they were brilliant, ________________?. was it. 2. The sound wasn't brilliant, ____________?. didn’t they. 3. Everyone had a good time, ____________?. weren’t they. 4 . They were all real fans, ___________________?. haven’t you.

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Question tags

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  1. Question tags

  2. weren’t they 1. Admit it, they were brilliant, ________________? was it 2. The sound wasn't brilliant, ____________? didn’t they 3. Everyone had a good time, ____________? weren’t they 4. They were all real fans, ___________________? haven’t you 5. You've seen them before, __________________? do you 6. You don't really like them, ____________? did I 7. I didn't say that, ____________? hasn’t it 8. That's got really good words, ____________? don’t you 9. You know all the songs, ____________? won’t I 10. I'll have to buy you one of their albums for your birthday, ____________? Listen to the conversation between two fans after Coldplay’s concert and write the missing words.

  3. RULES for Question tags auxiliary / main a. To form the tag, we use the verb of the tense used in the sentence and afor the subject of the sentence. noun / pronoun an affirmative / b. For an affirmative sentence, we use tag. a negative an affirmative / a negative c. For a negative sentence, we use tag.

  4. USE When people use the tags, do they: a. look for agreement or confirmation? b. want to get some new information?

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