The document discusses question tags, which are small questions added to the end of statements. Question tags are used to seek agreement or confirmation from the listener. The document provides examples of positive and negative question tags that can be added to both positive and negative statements. It also gives examples of question tags being used correctly with different statements.

4. A question tag is a small
question at the end of a
statement.
Question tags are used
when asking for agreement
or confirmation.

5. POSITIVE
TAGS
NEGATIVE
TAGS

7. Is he?
Was he?
Did you?
Have you?
Will you?
Must we?
Do you?
Are you?
Can you?
Were they?
Could you?Had you?
Would you?
Should
you?

9. Aren't I ?
Wouldn’t
you?
Shouldn’t
you?
Mustn't
we?
Couldn’t
you?
Can’t you?
Hadn't you?
Won’t you?
Haven't
you?
Doesn’t
you?
Didn’t you?
Don’t you?
Weren't
he?
Wasn’t he?
Isn't heAren't you? Shall we?

10. A positive
statement
A negative
question tag
a student, ?
A negative
statement
A positive
question tag
a teacher ?

11. i. They want to come, _______ ?
ii. Elizabeth is a dentist, ______ ?
iii. They won’t be there, _______?
iv. You will be there, ________?
v. There aren't any problems, _____?
vi. That’s your umbrella, ________?
vii. Monkey cant swim, ___________?

12. i. They want to come, don’t they?
ii. Elizabeth is a dentist, isn't she?
iii. They won’t be there, will they??
iv. You will be there, won’t you?
v. There aren't any problems, are they?
vi. That’s your umbrella, isn't it?
vii. Monkeys can’t swim, can they?