Question Tags - Mixed Exercises
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Add question tags to the following statements.
Bill doesn't know Ann.
Bill doesn't know Ann, does he?
Ann hasn't got a phone.
Ann hasn 't got a phone, has she?
this/that (subject) becomes it in the tag. there remains unchanged:
That isn't Tom, is it?
There won't be time, will there?
All the tags, except the tag for no. 30, should be spoken in the usual way with a
statement intonation. But they could also be practised with a question intonation.
The important word in the statement must then be stressed.
1 You aren't afraid of snakes.
2 Ann isn't at home.
3 You don't know French.
4 Tom didn't see her.
5 This isn't yours.
6 Mary wasn't angry.
7 Bill hasn't had breakfast.
8 You won't tell anyone.
9 I didn't wake you up.
10 Tom doesn't like oysters.
11 You don't want to sell the house.
12 It doesn't hurt.
13 People shouldn't drink and drive.
14 You aren't going alone.
15 They couldn't pay the rent.
16 You don't agree with Bill.
17 There wasn't a lot to do.
18 I needn't say anything.
19 That wasn't Ann on the phone.
20 You didn't do it on purpose.
21 This won't take long.
22 She doesn't believe you.
23 It didn't matter very much.
24 He shouldn't put so much salt in it.
25 Mary couldn't leave the children alone.
26 You aren't doing anything tonight.
27 You wouldn't mind helping me with this.
28 George hadn't been there before.
29 The children weren't surprised.
30 You wouldn't like another drink.
31 Tom doesn't have to go to lectures.
32 Bill hasn't got a car.
33 Bill couldn't have prevented it.
34 I needn't wait any longer.
35 There weren't any mosquitoes.
36 The fire wasn't started deliberately.
Add question tags to the following statements.
Bill doesn't know Ann.
Bill doesn't know Ann, does he?
Ann hasn't got a phone.
Ann hasn 't got a phone, has she?
this/that (subject) becomes it in the tag. there remains unchanged:
That isn't Tom, is it?
There won't be time, will there?
All the tags, except the tag for no. 30, should be spoken in the usual way with a
statement intonation. But they could also be practised with a question intonation.
The important word in the statement must then be stressed.
1 You aren't afraid of snakes.
2 Ann isn't at home.
3 You don't know French.
4 Tom didn't see her.
5 This isn't yours.
6 Mary wasn't angry.
7 Bill hasn't had breakfast.
8 You won't tell anyone.
9 I didn't wake you up.
10 Tom doesn't like oysters.
11 You don't want to sell the house.
12 It doesn't hurt.
13 People shouldn't drink and drive.
14 You aren't going alone.
15 They couldn't pay the rent.
16 You don't agree with Bill.
17 There wasn't a lot to do.
18 I needn't say anything.
19 That wasn't Ann on the phone.
20 You didn't do it on purpose.
21 This won't take long.
22 She doesn't believe you.
23 It didn't matter very much.
24 He shouldn't put so much salt in it.
25 Mary couldn't leave the children alone.
26 You aren't doing anything tonight.
27 You wouldn't mind helping me with this.
28 George hadn't been there before.
29 The children weren't surprised.
30 You wouldn't like another drink.
31 Tom doesn't have to go to lectures.
32 Bill hasn't got a car.
33 Bill couldn't have prevented it.
34 I needn't wait any longer.
35 There weren't any mosquitoes.
36 The fire wasn't started deliberately.