Question tag quiz question for any competitive exam [Set 1]

Practice the following question tag

Preposition Quiz
She eats an apple, ............?
doesn’t she?
Doesn't she
Doesn't She
doesn't She
✅ in tag all the letters should be samll except 'I'
William works hard, ............?
doesn’t he?
does he?
does she?
Doesn't he?
✅ Preposition 'TOWARDS' is used to indicate 'In the direction of somebody /something'
People live in house, ................?
don't they
don't he
aren't they
haven't they
✅ Nouns as subject of the statement should be changed into pronoun'
These boys are honest, ..............?
aren't they
aren't these
are they
don't they
✅ Nouns as subject of the statement should be changed into pronoun i.e. 'These' should be changed into 'they'
You are making noise, ..................?
aren’t you
are you
don't you
have you
✅ If there is auxiliary verb in the statement, the same auxiliary verb should be repeated in the tag
You ought to read this novel, .................?
oughtn’t you
don't you
didn't you
doesn't you
✅ If there is auxiliary verb 'ought to' in the statement, the same auxiliary verb should be repeated in the tag
He will fail the test, ..............?
won’t he
doesn't he
will he
isn't he
✅ If there is auxiliary verb (will) in the statement, the same auxiliary verb should be repeated in the tag will=won't
Mrs Maria can sing a song, .................?
can’t she
doesn't she
won't she
hasn't she
✅ If there is auxiliary verb (can) in the statement, the same auxiliary verb should be repeated in the tag thus can=can't"> can’t she
Ms. Noah works hard, .................?
doesn’t she
didn't she
isn't she
can't she
✅ If there is no auxiliary verb in the statement, use do, does or did. In this case 'works' is V5 so 'does' is correct"> doesn’t she
People love music, ................?
don’t they
aren't they
hadn't they
do they
✅ If there is no auxiliary verb in the statement, do, does or did is used. In this case 'love' is V1 so 'do' is correct"> don’t they
Jhons sang a beautiful song, ...............?
didn’t he
doesn't he
isn't he
can't he
✅ If there is no auxiliary verb in the statement, do, does or did is used. In case 'sang' is V2 so 'did' is used
This is a nice book, ...........?
isn’t it
isn't this
is it
aren't they
✅ If the subject of the statement is ‘this’ or ‘that’ the pronoun in the tag is ‘it’
That is your concern, ..........?
isn’t it
isn't they
is it
doesn't is
✅ If the subject of the statement is ‘this’ or ‘that’ the pronoun in the tag is ‘it'
These are the things I need, ................?
aren’t they
isn't it
aren't these
are they
✅ If the subject of the statement is ‘these’ or ‘those’, the pronoun in the tag is ‘they’
Those are my books, ..................?
aren’t they
aren't those
are they
isn't it
✅ If the subject of the statement is ‘these’ or ‘those’, the pronoun in the tag is ‘they’
You and I are relatives, ...........?
aren’t we
aren't you
aren't I
don't we
✅ If there is ‘You and I’ together in the subject of the statement, the pronoun in the tag should be ‘we’
You and I were working in a shop, .............?
weren’t we
weren't you
didn't we
haven't we
✅ If there is ‘You and I’ together in the subject of the statement, the pronoun in the tag should be ‘we’
We have to prepare lunch at 12, .............?
don't we
haven't we
didn't we
aren't we
✅ If the verb ‘have’ is used as a main verb the tag will be do/don't. In this case 'have' is main verb because there is no V3 after it
Ms. Olivia has to come on time, ............?
doesn't she
hasn't she
won't she
does she
✅ If the verb ‘has’ is used as a main verb the tag will be does/doesn't
I had to decorate my living room yesterday, ...........?
didn't I
hadn't I
did I
didn't i
✅ ...............
Close the window , ............?
will you
shall we
shall you
do you
✅Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Don’t make a noise, ..........?
will you
do you
don't you
shan't you
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Please, help me, ..................?
will you
shall we
shan't we
don't we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Let us play, .............?
will you
shall we
shall you
don't we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Let’s not play there, ...............?
shall we
will you
won't you
don't we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Let’s have a cup of tea, ....................?
shall we
will you
do you
isn't it
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Never take drugs, .............?
will you
do you
shall we
shan't we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Get it done, .................?
will you
shall you
shall we
will we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used.
Have this yourself, .................?
will you
do you
don't you
have this
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Do it, ..............?
will you
do you
don't you
can't you
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Turn off that switch, ..............?
will you
do you
don't you
shall you
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
Come here, .............?
will you
don't you
shall you
shall we
✅ Imperative sentences take 'will you' as a tag. But in the case of ‘Let’s’, ‘shall we’ is used
I wish he would pass the exam, ..............?
don’t I
wouldn't he
wouldn't I
would I
✅ A sentence having two clauses takes a tag according to the former clause
I don’t think he will come here, ..............?
do I
won't he
won't I
haven't I
✅ A sentence having two clauses takes a tag according to the former clause
It is said that 5% of total children are out of school, ............?
isn’t it
are they
aren't they
do they
✅ A sentence having two clauses takes a tag according to the former clause
You’d better take the exam, ...........?
hadn’t you
wouldn't you
would you
don't you
✅ If there is sub+’d+rather+v1 and sub+'d+better+v1 in the statement the tag will be wouldn’t and hadn’t respectively
He’d rather consult doctor, ...........?
wouldn’t he
hadn't he
had he
don't he
✅ If there is sub+’d+rather+v1 and sub+'d+better+v1 in the statement the tag will be wouldn’t and hadn’t respectively
Nobody writes homework, ..............?
do they
don't they
doesn't they
does they
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
These students never play volleyball, ............?
do they
don't they
do these students
will they
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
Ram and Anita hardly pass the exam, ............?
do they
don't they
did they
have they
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
Nothing happened, ............?
did it
didn't it
did they
isn't it
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
Neither of the students had lunch, ............?
did they
did't they
had they
have they
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
None of them enjoyed the film, ..........?
did they
didn't they
do they
are they
✅ Sentence with negative words such as neither, no, none, no one, nothing, scarcely, barely, hardly, hardly ever, seldom, never, rarely, nobody, not often, infrequently are always followed by a positive tag
Everyone likes swimming, ...........?
don’t they
doesn't he
doesn't they
do they
✅ Singular auxiliary verbs (is, was, has, does) change to plural auxiliary verbs (are, were, have, do) to form tags if the subjects of the statements are somebody, someone, nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, none, neither, etc
Everybody likes her, .............?
don’t they
doesn't he
aren't they
didn't they
✅ Singular auxiliary verbs (is, was, has, does) change to plural auxiliary verbs (are, were, have, do) to form tags if the subjects of the statements are somebody, someone, nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, none, neither, etc
No one respects a criminal, .............?
do they
do no one
doesn't they
don't no one
✅ Singular auxiliary verbs (is, was, has, does) change to plural auxiliary verbs (are, were, have, do) to form tags if the subjects of the statements are somebody, someone, nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, none, neither, etc
Neither of the books is good, ...............?
are they
aren't they
do they
isn't they
✅ Singular auxiliary verbs (is, was, has, does) change to plural auxiliary verbs (are, were, have, do) to form tags if the subjects of the statements are somebody, someone, nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, none, neither, etc
Somebody has got my purse, ................?
haven’t they
have they
don't they
hasn't they
✅ Singular auxiliary verbs (is, was, has, does) change to plural auxiliary verbs (are, were, have, do) to form tags if the subjects of the statements are somebody, someone, nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, anybody, anyone, none, neither, etc"> haven’t they
Everything is ok, .............?
isn’t it
isn't everything
doesn't it
aren't they
✅ If the subject of the statement is everything, anything, something, nothing, all + singular verb, the pronoun in the tags is ‘it'
All is fine, .............?
isn’t it
aren't they
doesn't it
will it
✅ If the subject of the statement is everything, anything, something, nothing, all + singular verb, the pronoun in the tags is ‘it'
Something is wrong to you, ..............?
isn’t it
aren't they
doesn't it
hasn't it
✅ If the subject of the statement is everything, anything, something, nothing, all + singular verb, the pronoun in the tags is ‘it'
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