1) Complete the sentences below with the correct question tags from the box: isn’t it will you didn’t she have you did you shall we We use tag questions to respond to a statement We use an affirmative tag question after an affirmative statement and a negative tag question after a negative statement “She’s a terrible liar!” “Is she? What makes you say that?” would you they You have never seen a snake, ? You didn’t see my keys, _? Help me with the washing-up, ? Nobody wants to be lonely, _? Everything is ready for the biggest event, _? Let’s start a new game, _? Don’t bother your sister, ? She ate all the cakes, _? a) if the sentence has a modal or auxiliary verb, we use in the question tag b) if there aren’t modal or auxiliary verbs in the sentence, we use ……… or ………… c) we use ………… to refer to somebody, everybody, nobody d) we use ………… to refer to nothing and everything e) we use shall after ………… f) after negative imperatives, we use ………… g) the question tag for I am is ………… h) we use ……… in the question tag after there and 2) Complete the dialogue with question tags and tag questions: Good morning, children Be seated Jane, you are late again!!! ………………? Sorry, I just can’t wake up earlier Well, you should something about that, ………… …… ? As soon as possible! Everybody makes mistakes, ………………? You should be more understanding!!! Yes, right, everybody makes mistakes But you have made too many recently,………………? Sorry, it won’t happen again Let’s some grammar exercises, …………… ? Oh, no! Again? Yes, again I always tell you that you can’t speak a language correctly unless you know all the grammar rules But you just don’t understand that, ……… ……? I for one agree with you, teacher ………………? How come? You seemed to be allergic to grammar! What made you change your mind … your feelings? Well, I realised you were right about grammar and about everything ……………….? Did your father help you see things differently? Actually he did How you know that? We had a very long conversation yesterday afternoon ……………….? So did we, yesterday night Answers 1) have you, did you, would you, they, isn’t it, shall we, will you, didn’t she it (auxiliary/modal verb), do/don’t - did/didn’t, they, it, let’s, will you, aren’t I, there 2) am I?, shouldn’t you?, don’t they?, haven’t you?, shall we?, you?, you, did you?, did you?