Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: We have more tourists this year, __________?
don't we
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: You got stuck in a traffic jam on the way home, __________, Mum?
didn't you
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: There will be a solution to this shortage of clean water, __________?
won't there
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: We should do something to reduce poverty, __________?
shouldn't we
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: Big cities suffer more from air pollution, __________?
don't they
Write reply using so, neither or nor: Jill didn't go to the cinema yesterday.
Neither did I./ Nor did I.
Write reply using so, neither or nor: They've been to Colombia.
So have I.
Write reply using so, neither or nor: Emma can't speak Russian.
Neither can I./ Nor can I.
Write reply using so, neither or nor: Edward will be at the cafe later.
So will I.
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: Somebody wanted a drink, __________?
didn't they
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: Nothing can happen, __________?
can it
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: He never drinks wine, __________?
does he
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: I'm not late, __________?
am I
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: Let's go swimming, __________?
shall we
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: This pencil is mine, __________?
isn't it
Put an appropriate question tag at the end of each sentence: I am your student, __________?
aren't I
