Let's go, ______?
Let's go, shall we?
You can speak English, can't you?
can / should / will --> can / should / will
there --> there
Example: There aren’t any dirty dishes left, are there?
You study English, do you?
You study English, don't you?
you / no / sleep / last night
You didn't sleep last night, did you?
There isn't anyone in the classroom, _____?
There isn't anyone in the classroom, is there?
Nothing's wrong, is it?
everything / nothing ---> it
let's ---> shall
Example: Let’s clean the cupboard, shall we?
She shouldn't be an athlete, should she?
She shouldn't be an athlete, should she?
she / live / countryside
She lives in the countryside, doesn't she?
Don't come home so late, _____?
Don't come home so late, will you?
Don't make me say it again, will you?
negative command, order --> will
VERB in present / past form --> Do, Does, Did
Example: You went to school yesterday, didn’t you?
Leave the door open, won't you?
Leave the door open, won't you?
there / no / cats / garden
There aren't any cats in the garden, are there?
Everything's all right, _____?
Everything's all right, isn't it?
Nobody scrubbed the floor, did they?
Nobody / everyone / anybody --> they
Nobody / everyone / anybody --> they
Example: Nobody scrubbed the floor, did they?
He never plays computer games, does he?
He never plays computer games, does he?
do not / talk / loud
Don't talk so loud, will you?
You had nothing to do with this mess, __________?
You had nothing to do with this mess, had you?
You never make your bed in the morning, do you?
positive sentence with negative meaning --> positive question tag
positive sentence WITH negative meaning --> positive question tag
Example: You never rinse the dishes, do you?
They'll have finished before nine, will they?
They'll have finished before nine, won't they?
students / never / forget / homework
Students never forget to do the homework, do they?