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Students will learn to use and understand tag questions in the context of discussing vacations, improving both conversation and grammar skills.

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How can we use tag questions to make our vacation-related conversations more engaging and interactive?

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Travel with Me, Part 4: Tag Questions + HEY - English Outside The Box

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I haven’t finished my travel series yet, have I? You traveled with me to Austin and Sydney, didn’t you? It’s kind of weird I am still writing these questions, hey? Well it’s not too weird since we’ll be diving into tag questions in this post, which I heard so much on my trip. I’ll say confidently that…

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Watch a short video about how tag questions are used in conversation about vacations. Discuss examples mentioned.

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How to Ask Questions in English: Tag Questions with Positive Statements and "To Be"

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Match the tag question with the appropriate statement and context (e.g., You like traveling, don't you?). Work in pairs.

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Exercises on question tags. Thanks for the template. Hope it will be useful.

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Students will take a short quiz to identify and construct tag questions used in vacation contexts.

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Exercises Explanation Downloads

Question tags - aren't you? don't you?

Exercise 1

Choose the correct form to complete the question tags below.

Question tags - Function

Question tags are used at the end of statements to turn the statements into questions. We normally use question tags to check something you think you know or you think is true.

Question tags - Form

Use the same auxiliary verb as in the main sentence. If there is no auxiliary verb, use do for present and did for past. And always use a comma before the question tag and a subject pronoun at the end ( I, you, he, she, it, we, you they)

If the main sentence is negative, use a positive auxiliary. If the main sentence is positive, use a negative auxiliary.

Aren't I?

Note when we have an affirmative sentence with I am, the question tag is aren't I?

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Question tags - aren't you? don't you? - Test-English

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Question tags - does he, isn't it, did she, weren't you? Positive and negative question tags. English intermediate grammar exercises.

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Each student writes a vacation-related tag question and shares it with the class.

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Play an online game that focuses on forming and identifying tag questions.

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Tag Questions - Question Tags (copy) - Tag Questions - Make Deductions and Ask for confirmation - Tag Questions - Tag Questions - Tag Questions - TAG QUESTIONS

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Provide reinforcement worksheets for students who need extra practice or a creative writing assignment involving tag questions for advanced learners.

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Conseguiu fazer as atividades propostas, não precisou de tanta interferencia durante a aula para entendimentos dos topicos quando explicados em ingles. Well done!

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Conseguiu utilizar as estruturas aprendidas anteriormente na atividade de fala, e pegou tbm bem o conteúdo gramatical da aula de hoje. Good job!