The document provides instruction on forming question tags in English. It explains that question tags are formed using a helping verb plus a subject pronoun. It gives examples of question tags for positive and negative statements. It also discusses answering question tags depending on whether the main statement is positive or negative. Finally, it provides examples of common question tags and discusses how to form question tags using the verb "to have".

1. Grade: 7 Subject: English Date: - - 201
Hello Book
Student's Name: ………………………………………… Class: …….
Question Tags:
Form: ………(sentence)………………. , helping verb + subject pronoun?
Negative (not/never) → positive
Positive → negative
Ex: He is doing well, isn't he?
They will win, won't they?
Helping verbs of present simple: do/ does
Ex: Hana writes well, doesn't she?
They make mistakes, don't they?
They do their homework, don't they?
Helping verbs of past simple: did Ex: He went yesterday, didn't he?
Answering question tag:
- If the main sentence is positive → question tag answer is positive
Ex: Ahmed was ill yesterday, wasn't he? Yes, he was.
- If the main sentence is negative → question tag answer is negative
Ex: Ahmed was not ill yesterday, was he? No he was not.
Question Tag Important Examples:
- I am happy, aren't I? - I am not happy, am I?
- There was not anyone at school, was there? - There aren't any students in class, are there?
- This is your cat, isn't it? - That is your cat, isn't it? - It is your cat, isn't it?
- These are my best friends, aren't they? - Those are my best friends, aren't they?
Verb
to Have
Main Verb
(Alone in the sentence)
- Don't use it in a question tag.
- Use the suitable helping verb.
Present simple: He has a car, doesn't he?
Prsent simple: They have a car, don't they?
Present simple: You have a car, don't you?
Past simple: He had a car, didn't he?
Past simple: They had a car, didn't they?
Helping Verb
(With another verb in the sentence)
- Use it in a question tag.
They have got a car, haven't they?
She has got alot of HW, hasn't she?
You have just finished, haven't you?
He has just finished, hasn't he?
They had finished by 4 pm, hadn't they?
's
He's going to Cairo, isn't he? He's gone to Cairo, hasn't he?