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Tag Questions Challenge
 

Tag Questions ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of tag questions.

by Laura Camila Ceron
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With 'I am' as the main clause, the natural tag is 'aren't I?'

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Tag questions use an auxiliary or modal from the main clause in the tag with opposite polarity.

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For a negative main clause, the tag also remains negative.

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Tag questions are often used to invite confirmation from the listener.

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The tag may repeat the main verb exactly without any change.

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If the main clause is affirmative, the tag is negative; if it is negative, the tag is affirmative.

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Positive statements must always end with 'isn't it?'

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The tag always repeats the exact same wording as the main clause.

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If the statement is positive, the tag is negative.

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We use tag questions to confirm information or show agreement.

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Tag questions have two parts: a statement and a short question.

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Tag questions are optional and can be ignored in all conversations.

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Tag questions are only used in written exams.

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If the statement is negative, the tag is positive.

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