Its easy, isnt it?

Intonation

• Falling intonation when we are almost sure.
• Rising intonation when we are less sure.

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

If the statement is positive, use a negative question tag. You like pizza, don’t you?

If the statement is negative, use a positive question tag. You don’t like broccoli, do you?

If there is an auxiliary verb in the sentence, we use it to create the question tag. You have traveled to Tokyo, haven’t you?

Sometimes there isn’t an auxiliary verb. You like broccoli, don’t you?
She studies English, doesn’t she?
You went to the party, didn’t you?

you have read this comment, ¿Haven’t you?

7 points

Activity1:

1. She has moved to Brazil, hasn´t she?
2. You have been here before, haven’t you?
3. I need to finish this today, don´t I?
4. Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
   5 Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
   6: The mobile rang, didn´t it?
5. You’ll come with us, won’t you?
6. She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

1. You should be at school, shouldn’t you?
2. Mary is coming to the party, isn’t she?
3. My purse is not there, is it?
4. Laura has to come, doesn’t she?
5. We won’t be there late, will we?
6. Your daughter doesn’t eat sweets, does he?
7. I’m always right, aren’t I?
8. Josy and Mark spent all the money, didn’t they?
9. You cannot stop, can you?
10. Sarah’s parents have been to China last year,
    haven’t they?
11. Your parents don’t like me, do they?
12. Your brother couldn’t do it, could he?
13. She never came, didn’t she?
14. Today is hot, isn’t it?
15. We aren’t going now, are we?
16. Jennifer will help us, won’t she?
17. Mike is American, isn’t he?
18. Puppies are cute, aren’t they?
19. I mustn’t tell mom, must I?
20. Close the door, would you?

1. She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
2. You have been here before, haven’t you?
3. I need to finish this today, don’t I?
4. Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
5. Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
6. The mobile rang, didn’t it?
7. You’ll come with us, won’t you?
8. She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

1.- You should be at school, shouldn’t you?
2.- Mary is coming to the party, isn’t she?
3.- My purse is not there, is it?
4.- Laura has to come, doesn’t she?
5.- We won’t be there late, will we?
6.- Your daughter doesn’t eat sweets, does she?
7.- I’m always right, aren’t I?
8.- Jose and Mark spent all the money, didn’t they?
9.- You cannot stop, can you?
10.- Sarah’s parents have been to China last year, haven’t they?
11.- Your parents don’t like me, do they?
12.- Your brother couldn’t do it, could he?
13.- She never came, did she?
14.- Today is hot, isn’t it?
15.- We aren’t going now, are we?
16.-Jennifer will help us, won’t she?
17.- Mike is American, isn’t he?
18.- Puppies are cute, aren’t they?
19.- I mustn’t tell mom, must I?
20.- Close the door, would you?

She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
You have been here before, haven’t you?
I need to finish this today, don’t?
Julia is working for platzi, isn’t she?
Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
The mobile rang, didn’t it?
You’ll come with us, won’t you?
She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

7 points

6 points

• hasn’t she?
• haven’t you?
• don’t i?
• isn’t she?
• haven’t they?

I mustn’t tell mom, most I?
Close the door, would you?
I’m always right, aren’t I?

May you explain them those sentences ?
I´m confused

Only 3 points 😦

Some answeres of the ejetcice:

• You should be at school , shouldn’t you ?
• Mary is coming to the party, isn’t she
• My purse is not there, is it?
• Laura has to come , doesn’t she?
• We won’t be there late, will we ?

Some examples :

• I need to study english for get a new job , don’t i ?
• The Tag’s questions are easy to learn , aren’t they ?
• She will come to the party, won’t she

• Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
• The mobile rang, didn’t it?

I got 8 points, didn’t I?

1. You should be at school, shouldn’t I ?
2. Mary is coming to the party, isn’t she ?
3. My purse is not there, is it ?
4. Laura has to come, doesn’t she ?
5. We won’t be there late, will we ?
6. Your daughter doesn’t eat sweets, does she ?
7. I’m always right, aren’t I ?
8. Josy and Mark spent all the money, didn’t they ?
9. You cannot stop, can you ?
10. Sarah’s parents have been to China last year, haven’t they?
11. Your parents don’t like me, do they ?
12. Your brother couldn’t do it, could he ?
13. She never came, did she ?
14. Today is hot, isn’t it ?
15. We aren’t going now, are we ?
16. Jennifer will help us, won’t she ?
17. Mike is American, isn’t he ?
18. Puppies are cute, aren’t they ?
19. I mustn’t tell mom, must I ?
20. Close the door, would you ?

• She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
• You have been here before, haven’t you?
• I need to finish this today, don’t I?
• Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
• Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
• The mobile rang, didn’t it?
• You’ll come with us, won’t you?
• She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

I got 7 points. 😄

"If the main verb or auxiliary verb in the statement is am, the positive question tag is am I? but the negative question tag is usually aren’t I?"
Taken from britishcouncil

five points

She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
You have been here before, haven’t you?
I need to finish this today, don’t I?
Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
The mobile rang, didn’t it?
You’ll come with us, won’t you?
She likes dancing, doesn’t she?
8/8

I got all of them 🥳🎉

1. Your parents don’t like me, do they?
2. Your brother couldn’t do it, could he?
3. She never came, did she?
4. Today is hot, isn’t it?
5. We aren’t going now, are we?
6. Jennifer will help us, won’t she?
7. Mike is American, isn’t he?
8. Puppies are cure, aren’t they?
9. I mustn’t tell mom, must I?
10. Close the door, would you?

1. You should be at school, shouldn’t you?
2. Mary is coming to the party, isn’t she?
3. My purse is not here, is it?
4. Laura has to come, doesn’t she?
5. We won’t be there late, will we?
6. Your daughter doesn’t it sweets, does she?
7. I’m always right, aren’t I?
8. Josy and Mark spent all the money, didn’t they?
9. You can not stop , can you?
10. Sara’s parents have been to China last year, haven’t they?

You’ll come with us, won’t you?
She likes dancing , doesn’t she?

Your parents have retired, haven’t they?
The mobile rang, didn’t it?

I need to finish this today, don’t I?
Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?

She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
You have been here before, haven’t you?

1. She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
2. You have been here before, haven’t you?
3. I need to finish this today, don’t I?
4. Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
5. Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
6. The mobile rang, didn’t it?
7. You’ll come with us, won’t you?
8. She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

I failed in the last one
Close the door, ____ ?
Correct tag is: would you

You know how to make tag questions, aren’t you?

I’ve always wanted to know why we use “aren’t” when we make tag questions in simple present with the subject “I”.

I got five points

Excersice No. 3:
1.- She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
2.- You have been here before, haven’t you?
3.- I need to finish this today, don’t I?
4.- Julia is working for Platzi, isn’t she?
5.- Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
6.- The mobile rang, didn’t it?
7.- You’ll come with us, won’t you?
8.- She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

I got 7, I failed at one

I got 8 points!

The questions were difficult, weren’t they?

I got seven points haha. I didn’t choose the correct answer in the sentence that says: Your grandparents have retired, ------------?

I got 8 / 8 🎉

I got 7 points

I had 5 points, I need to practice more.

She has moved to Brazil, hasn’t she?
You have been here before. Haven’t you?
I need to finish this today, don’t I?
Julia is working for platzi, isn’t she?
Your grandparents have retired, haven’t they?
The mobile rang, didn’t it?
You’ll come with us, won’t you?
She likes dancing, doesn’t she?

I had 6 points

I had 6 points!

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