TAG QUESTIONS

What is the tag question for 'The sky is blue'?

• The sky is blue, isn't it?

• The sky is blue, doesn't it?

• The sky is blue, is it?

• The sky is blue, wasn't it?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'Your brother is at home'?

• Your brother is at home, isn't he?

• Your brother is at home, is he?

• Your brother is at home, doesn't he?

• Your brother is at home, isn't it?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'It isn't raining'?

• It isn't raining, is it?

• It is raining, isn't it?

• It isn't raining, isn't it?

• It is not raining, is it?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

How do you form a tag question for negative statements?

• For negative statements, use a positive tag. Example: "She isn't here, is she?"

• For negative statements, use a negative tag. Example: "She isn't here, isn't she?"

• For negative statements, use a neutral tag. Example: "She isn't here, is she not?"

• For negative statements, use an affirmative tag. Example: "She isn't here, she is?"

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'We are late'?

• We are late, aren't we?

• We are late, is it?

• We are late, don't we?

• We are late, are we?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'He doesn't like ice cream'?

• He doesn't like ice cream, does he?

• He likes ice cream, doesn't he?

• He doesn't like ice cream, does it?

• He doesn't like ice cream, is he?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'This is your book'?

• This is your book, isn't it?

• This is your book, is it?

• This is your book, doesn't it?

• This is your book, right?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'You aren't tired'?

• You aren't tired, are you?

• You are tired, aren't you?

• You aren't tired, is it?

• You are not tired, are you?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

What is the tag question for 'She is a teacher'?

• She is a teacher, isn't she?

• She is a teacher, is she?

• She is a teacher, doesn't she?

• She is a teacher, isn't it?

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C

How do you form a tag question for positive statements?

• Use a positive tag for positive statements. Example: "You are coming, are you?"

• For positive statements, use a negative tag. Example: "You are coming, aren't you?"

• Use a negative tag for negative statements. Example: "You are not coming, are you?"

• For positive statements, use a positive tag. Example: "You are coming, is it?"

Tags

CCSS.L.5.2C