You weren't sleepy yesterday night, ______?
were you?
You didn't forget to pay the bill, ____?
did you?
Stella hasn't been able to put any money away for a rainy day, ____?
has she?
I've closed my checking account, ____?
haven't I?
You will make the deposit into my account on Tuesday, ____?
won't you?
Your father doesn't know how to cook, ____?
does he?
You have never gone into the red, _____?
have you?
Mom has cut up her credit card, ____?
hasn't she?
Tag questions are formed with:
auxiliary verbs (be, have, do, did, will, etc) followed by the subject (always a pronoun).
She was at home last night, _____?
wasn't she?
When the sentence is affirmative, the tag question is:
negative.
There was an ATM near the hotel, ____?
wasn't there?
We use tag questions to:
Confirm and ask for additional information.
When the sentence is negative, the tag question is:
affirmative.
Monica is smart with her money, ____?
isn't she?
My brother is going to make a withdrawal at the ATM, _____?
isn't he?
You have been to Disneyland, ______?
haven't you?
You didn't have in person classes last year, ____?
did you?
They transferred the money yesterday, ___?
didn't they?
You are going to do some tests at school this week, ______?
aren't you?
It's not easy to follow a budget, ____?
is it?
My checking account has an overdraft, ____?
doesn't it?
You will study English later today, ____?
won't you?
Rafinha the chicken isn't happy today, _____?
is she?