Positive statement, negative tag:

You're coming to the party, aren't you?

She likes chocolate, doesn't she?

Negative statement, positive tag:

He isn't going to the meeting, is he?

They don't live here, do they?

Using "am" with "aren't":

I'm invited to the event, aren't I?

Statements with "nothing", "nobody", "no one":

Nothing is wrong, is it?

Nobody called, did they?

Imperatives with "will you" or "won't you":

Close the door, will you?

Don't be late, will you?

With modal verbs:

You can swim, can't you?

She should finish it, shouldn't she?

present simple:

You study English, don't you?

Past simple

You weren't at home, were you?

Past continuous

Tom was watching TV, wasn't he?

Present perfect

He hasn't written 5 letters, has he?

Past Perfect

You had had lunch, hadn't you?

Willq

He won't read this book, will he?

Modal Verbs

He can read this book, can't he?

Negative examples:

• You don’t like coffee, do you ?

• He isn’t here yet, is he ?

• We didn’t miss the train, did we ?

Positive examples:

• You’re coming to the party, aren’t you?

• She can swim, can’t she?

• They have finished the project, haven’t they?

You don't like it, do you?

They haven't seen it, have they?

Close the door, Will you?

Nobody called, did they?

Everything is fine, isn't it?

I am late, aren’t it?

Let's go to the beach, shall we?

She can swim, can't she?

He isn't here, is he?

she is american isn’t she? /She isn't American, is she?

present simple:

you study english, don’t you? / You don't study English, do you?

past simple:

you were at home, weren’t you?/ You weren't at home, were you?

past continuous:

tom was watching tv, wasn’t he? / Tom wasn't watching TV, was he?

present perfect:

he has written 5 letters, hasn’t he?/ He hasn't written 5 letters, has he?

modal:

he can read this book, can’t he? / He can't read this book, can he?

present simple

- affirmative sentence: you like cofee. question tag: ...don't you?

present continuous

- affirmative sentence: you are studying for your exam. question tag: ...aren't you?

past simple

- affirmative sentence: you went to the movies last night. question tag: ...didn't you?

past continuous

- affirmative sentence: you were watching tv when i called. question tag: ...weren't you?

- affirmative sentence: they were playing video games all day. question tag: ...weren't they?

future simple

- affirmative sentence: you will go to the party tonight. question tag: ...won't you?

- affirmative sentence: she will graduate next year. question tag: ...won't she?

future continuous

- affirmative sentence: they will be traveling to europe next month. question tag: ...won't they?

- auxiliary verb + subject + ... + question tag

1. You’ve already seen that movie, haven't you?

2. He was supposed to call, wasn't he?

3. You can drive, can't you?

4. She won't be late, will she?

5. We haven’t met before, have we?

6. He never eats vegetables, does he?

7. You’re coming to the event, aren’t you?

8. It doesn’t rain much here, does it?

9. She used to live in New York, didn’t she?

10. They haven’t left yet, have they?

• You like coffee, don’t you?

• You don’t have a license, do you?

• He can’t speak french, can he?

• you can drive, cant you?

• You Wouldn’t do that, Would you?

• You won’t forget, will you?

• She will call you later, won’t she?

• He is your brother, isn’t he?

• She isn’t coming with us, is she?

-They have finished their homework, haven’t they?

-She won’t be late, will she?

-He didn’t call you, did he?

-He wouldn’t lie to you, would he?

-You could help me, couldn’t you?

-You are studying hard, aren’t you?

-He is leaving soon, isn’t he?

-You haven’t seen my keys, have you?

-Let’s go for a walk, shall we?

-They must be tired, mustn’t they?

-You will come back, won’t you?

-It rains a lot here, doesn't it?

-You don’t like coffee, do you?

Present continous

-It is raining, isn't it?

-You aren't going to the meeting, are you?

Past countinous

-It was raining yesterday, wasn't it?

-You weren't listening, were you?

Past simple

-It rained yesterday, didn't it?

-You didn’t like the food, did you?

Future

-It will rain tomorrow, won't it?

-You won’t forget, will you?

• Those guests had been in first class, hadn’t it?

• You like cookies, don’t you?

• Bring me some tissue papers, will you?

• They bought a new television, didn’t they?

• You have been looking for a new house, haven’t you?

• Isa and Sofi were not the best of friends from the start, were they?

• Coti will not be at the party, will she?

• She would not have done that, would she?

• They have not arrived yet, have they?

• Buying a new car wasn’t a good idea, was it?

she is American, isn’t it?

•present simple

you study English, don’t you?

•past simple

you were at home, weren’t you?

•past continuous

Tom was watching TV, wasn’t he?

•present perfect

he has written 5 letters, hasn’t he?

•past perfect

you had lunch, hadn’t you?

•will

he’ll read this book, won’t he?

•modals verbs

he can read this book, can’t he?

She like playing tennis, doesn’t she.

He has got a nice car, hasn’t he.

You haven’t have a breakfast yet, have you.

I should see the doctor shouldn’t I.

You must call him,mustn’t you.

Lets go to the gym, shall we.

She will came back tomorrow, won’t she.

Nobody knows the truth, do they.

I’m invited to de party, aren’t I.

### Present Simple

- Positive Statement: She is a teacher, "isn't she"?

- Negative Statement: They aren't coming, are they?

•Present Continuous

- Positive Statement: You are studying, aren't you?

- Negative Statement: He isn't working, is he?

•Present Perfect

- Positive Statement: They have finished, haven't they?

- Negative Statement: She hasn't called, has she?

•Present Perfect Continuous

- Positive Statement: We have been waiting, haven't we?

- Negative Statement: You haven't been sleeping, have you?

• Past Simple

- Positive Statement: He went to the store, didn't he?

- Negative Statement: She didn't see it, did she?

• Past Continuous

- Positive Statement: They were talking, weren't they?

- Negative Statement: He wasn't listening, was he?

•Past Perfect

- Positive Statement: She had left, hadn't she?

- Negative Statement: They hadn't arrived, had they?

•Past Perfect Continuous

- Positive Statement: He had been working, hadn't he?

- Negative Statement: We hadn't been waiting, had we?

•Future Simple

- Positive Statement: You will come, won't you?

- Negative Statement: She won't forget, will she?

• Future Continuous

- Positive Statement: They will be traveling, won't they?

- Negative Statement: He won't be studying, will he?

•Future Perfect

- Positive Statement: We will have finished, won't we?

- Negative Statement: They won't have arrived, will they?

• Future Perfect Continuous

- Positive Statement: She will have been working, won't she?

- Negative Statement: He won't have been studying, will he?

You Will help me With this,wont you?

It wont Rain tomorrow, will it?

They Will arrive on time,wont they?

It is cold, isnt'it?

You have finish, haven't you?