Tag Question Quiz

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Test tag question rules

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Dauris Karina Vega

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Tag Question QuizOnline version Test tag question rules by Dauris Karina Vega 1 A positive main clause uses a negative tag: 'It's raining, isn't it?' Sí No 2 If the main clause has an auxiliary, the tag uses the same auxiliary with opposite polarity. Sí No 3 Tag questions are common in spoken English. Sí No 4 The pronoun in the tag can refer to objects, not the subject. Sí No 5 In a positive sentence, the tag must use the same polarity as the main clause. Sí No 6 For a sentence without an auxiliary, you use do/does/did in the tag: 'You like coffee, don't you?' Sí No 7 For a sentence without an auxiliary, the tag uses did in all verbs: 'You like coffee, did you?' Sí No 8 The pronoun in the tag refers to the subject of the main clause: 'The cats are asleep, aren't they?' Sí No 9 Tag questions cannot be used in spoken language. Sí No 10 The tag for a negative main clause uses a negative form in the tag: 'It's not cold, isn't it?' Sí No

Tag Question QuizOnline version

Test tag question rules

by Dauris Karina Vega

A positive main clause uses a negative tag: 'It's raining, isn't it?'

Sí

If the main clause has an auxiliary, the tag uses the same auxiliary with opposite polarity.

Sí

Tag questions are common in spoken English.

Sí

The pronoun in the tag can refer to objects, not the subject.

Sí

In a positive sentence, the tag must use the same polarity as the main clause.

Sí

For a sentence without an auxiliary, you use do/does/did in the tag: 'You like coffee, don't you?'

Sí

For a sentence without an auxiliary, the tag uses did in all verbs: 'You like coffee, did you?'

Sí

The pronoun in the tag refers to the subject of the main clause: 'The cats are asleep, aren't they?'

Sí

Tag questions cannot be used in spoken language.

Sí

The tag for a negative main clause uses a negative form in the tag: 'It's not cold, isn't it?'

Sí

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Tag Question QuizOnline version

by Dauris Karina Vega

A positive main clause uses a negative tag: 'It's raining, isn't it?'

If the main clause has an auxiliary, the tag uses the same auxiliary with opposite polarity.

Tag questions are common in spoken English.

The pronoun in the tag can refer to objects, not the subject.

In a positive sentence, the tag must use the same polarity as the main clause.

For a sentence without an auxiliary, you use do/does/did in the tag: 'You like coffee, don't you?'

For a sentence without an auxiliary, the tag uses did in all verbs: 'You like coffee, did you?'

The pronoun in the tag refers to the subject of the main clause: 'The cats are asleep, aren't they?'

Tag questions cannot be used in spoken language.

The tag for a negative main clause uses a negative form in the tag: 'It's not cold, isn't it?'

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