Question Tags Quiz

Exercise

Question Tags Quiz

Test your understanding of question tags and practice forming them correctly!

1 / 30

He wouldn’t do that, ______________?

2 / 30

There’s nothing wrong, ______________?

3 / 30

You aren’t serious, ______________?

4 / 30

She’d better apologize, ______________?

5 / 30

He never calls, ______________?

6 / 30

Let’s not argue, ______________?

7 / 30

You weren’t at the meeting, ______________?

8 / 30

She hasn’t told you, ______________?

9 / 30

You’ll call me tomorrow, ______________?

10 / 30

They weren’t happy, ______________?

11 / 30

She can’t swim, ______________?

12 / 30

He’s your brother, ______________?

13 / 30

We don’t need to leave yet, ______________?

14 / 30

She used to live here, ______________?

15 / 30

You’d like some coffee, ______________?

16 / 30

They’ve never been to Japan, ______________?

17 / 30

He should be here by now, ______________?

18 / 30

Let’s go to the park, ______________?

19 / 30

She hasn’t finished her homework, ______________?

20 / 30

You weren’t listening, ______________?

21 / 30

We’re late, ______________?

22 / 30

He will finish the project, ______________?

23 / 30

They don’t speak French, ______________?

24 / 30

She’s already left, ______________?

25 / 30

You can drive, ______________?

26 / 30

We’ve met before, ______________?

27 / 30

He doesn’t like pizza, ______________?

28 / 30

They will help us, ______________?

29 / 30

She isn’t at home, ______________?

30 / 30

You’re coming to the party, ______________?

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Question Tags Quiz

Mastering question tags is essential for fluency in English conversation. They are small additions at the end of sentences, used to confirm or clarify information.


What Are Question Tags?

Question tags are short questions added at the end of a statement, usually to confirm or seek agreement. For example:

  • You’re coming to the party, aren’t you?
  • She doesn’t like coffee, does she?

The rule of thumb is:

  1. If the statement is positive, the question tag is negative.
  2. If the statement is negative, the question tag is positive.


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Question Tags Exercises

Fill in the blanks with the correct question tags. The answers are provided below for you to check your work.

  1. You’re a student, _________?
  2. She isn’t ready yet, _________?
  3. They can’t swim, _________?
  4. We should help them, _________?
  5. He’s already left, _________?
  6. It’s raining outside, _________?
  7. You won’t forget to call, _________?
  8. The children are playing, _________?
  9. She doesn’t eat meat, _________?
  10. He will be home soon, _________?
  11. I’m on time, _________?
  12. Let’s go to the park, _________?
  13. You haven’t seen my keys, _________?
  14. They were late yesterday, _________?
  15. She has a dog, _________?
  16. He isn’t coming today, _________?
  17. We’ve met before, _________?
  18. The train arrives at 8 PM, _________?
  19. There’s nothing to worry about, _________?
  20. He wasn’t angry, _________?
  21. You need to study harder, _________?
  22. They haven’t called yet, _________?
  23. She’d prefer tea, _________?
  24. I shouldn’t be late, _________?
  25. We’ll see you tomorrow, _________?
  26. Nobody called, _________?
  27. The lights are on, _________?
  28. He’d been there before, _________?
  29. You’ve finished your homework, _________?
  30. She wasn’t listening, _________?


Answers

  1. aren’t you?
  2. is she?
  3. can they?
  4. shouldn’t we?
  5. hasn’t he?
  6. isn’t it?
  7. will you?
  8. aren’t they?
  9. does she?
  10. won’t he?
  11. aren’t I?
  12. shall we?
  13. have you?
  14. weren’t they?
  15. doesn’t she?
  16. is he?
  17. haven’t we?
  18. doesn’t it?
  19. is there?
  20. was he?
  21. don’t you?
  22. have they?
  23. wouldn’t she?
  24. should I?
  25. won’t we?
  26. did they?
  27. aren’t they?
  28. hadn’t he?
  29. haven’t you?
  30. was she?


Mastering question tags makes your English sound natural and fluent. Whether in casual conversations or professional settings, using them correctly shows your command of the language.


Happy learning!

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