This project is a bit too ambitious. (Don't you think)
Don’t you think this project is a bit too ambitious?
It's amazing how quickly technology is advancing. (negative question)
Isn’t it amazing how quickly technology is advancing?
You're coming to the meeting later. (negative question)
Aren’t you coming to the meeting later?
You found that movie a bit slow. (negative question)
Didn’t you find that movie a bit slow?
You've checked the weather forecast for tomorrow. (tag question)
You've checked the weather forecast for tomorrow, haven't you?
You’re going to the party tonight. (tag question)
You’re going to the party tonight, aren’t you?
This solution seems a bit complicated. (tag question)
This solution seems a bit complicated, doesn’t it?
She’s really good at her job. (tag question)
She's really good at her job, isn't she?
Wee should reconsider our strategy. (Don't you think)
Don't you think we should reconsider our strategy?
It is strange that no one else has mentioned this before. (negative question)
Isn't it strange that no one else has mentioned this before?
You expected a better outcome from the project. (negative question)
Didn't you expect a better outcome from the project?
We're running a bit late for the meeting. (negative question)
Aren't we running a bit late for the meeting?
This new policy seem a bit unfair. (negative question)
Doesn't this new policy seem a bit unfair?
It’s been a really hectic week. (tag question)
It's been a really hectic week, hasn't it?
The presentation went well. (tag question)
The presentation went well, didn't it?
You’ve already completed the assignment. (tag question)
You've already completed the assignment, haven't you?
