🔰 **English Grammar:*
*Add Question Tags**
**1. What is a Question Tag?**
- A question tag is a short question added to the end of a statement.
- It turns a statement into a question, often to confirm or check information.
**2. Structure**
- Statement (positive/negative) + comma + question tag + question mark
*Example:*
- She is coming, **isn't she**?
- You don’t like tea, **do you**?
**3. Basic Rules**
- If the statement is positive, the tag is negative:
*She is busy,* **isn't she**?
- If the statement is negative, the tag is positive:
*He isn't here,* **is he**?
- Use the auxiliary (helping) verb from the statement in the tag.
- If there’s no auxiliary verb, use “do/does/did.”
- *You eat meat,* **don't you**?
- *He went home,* **didn't he**?
**4. Pronouns**
- Use the correct pronoun in the tag:
- *Maria plays guitar,* **doesn't she**?
- *The students are late,* **aren't they**?
**5. Special Cases**
- With **I am**, use “aren’t I” (informally):
- *I am early,* **aren’t I**?
- With imperative sentences, use “will you,” “won’t you,” or “can you”:
- *Open the door,* **will you**?
**6. Common Auxiliary Verbs Used**
- is/are/am
- was/were
- have/has/had
- will/would
- shall/should
- can/could
- do/does/did
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## **Examples**
- It's raining, **isn't it**?
- They have finished, **haven't they**?
- You can swim, **can't you**?
- She didn’t call, **did she**?
- We are late, **aren’t we**?
Summary
- Positive statement → Negative tag
- Negative statement → Positive tag
- Use correct auxiliary verb and pronouns
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