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This document discusses tag questions, which are short questions added to statements to seek confirmation or agreement. Tag questions are formed by adding an auxiliary verb and a pronoun to the end of a statement. The auxiliary and pronoun in the tag question are opposite in polarity from the main statement. For example, a negative statement would take a positive tag ("She isn't coming, is she?") while a positive statement takes a negative tag ("You are coming, aren't you?"). Tag questions can be used to check information, express certainty of shared knowledge, or disagree with a statement in a polite way.
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- 1. It is a common practice in conversation to make a statement and ask for conformation; as its very hot isnt it? the later part (isnt it?) is tag question A tag question is a word or phrase that is added to a sentence for emphasis. Or a short question or saying in a foreign language
- 2. Pattern AUXILIARY+ NT+ SUBJECT YOU ARE FREE, ARENT YOU?
- 3. HOW TO form When the verb in the main part of sentence is (-)negative in tag will be positive(+) and vice and versa They didnt talk, did they? (negative) (affirmative) You arent a student, are you? You like mango, arent you?
- 4. Symbols Isnt Its it You are Arent you She can Cant she Ali broke Didnt he She cooks Doesnt she They havent Have they `doesnt like
- 5. 1.when I am pretty sure that you know this information already and I thing you will agree with me 1.It's raining, isn't it? You are free, aren't you? She can swim well, can't she? Your sister cooks well, doesnt she?
- 6. 2.when I am checking my information, to see if it is correct Example, Mickey and Donald duck like each other dont they? She is belong to Karachi. is she?
- 7. .You arent busy, are you? She cant swim, can she? Ali doesnt work hard, does he? They havent come yet, have they?
- 8. Note a That the subject of the question tag is always a pronoun, never a noun.
- 9. Note these peculiarities I am right, aren't i? Lets go to the market, shall we? Wait a minute, can you? Have some more rice, will you? Somebody has called, haven't they?
- 10. Short answer Yes, I am. Are you going to school? No, am not. Can you drive a car? Yes, I can. No, I can not. Yes, he does? Does venue work hard? No. he does not.
- 11. Negative statement NO +pronoun The apples aren't good. No, they aren't. She doesn't like fish. no, she does He cant help coughing .no, he cant They havent played well. no he they havent
- 12. Disagreements with negative Oh/yes .oh/but+ pronoun+auxilary q You can't understand Yes, I can. But he will. He won't come again. Oh yes, I do You dont know him.
- 13. Negative tags and their pronunciation is . different from the spellings. Mickey and Minnie are friends. aren't they? (arn- they) The characters talk with their hands dont they? (don-they)
- 14. You know Minnie . Dont you? (don cha) T+y=ch