The document contains a series of sentences with question tags practicing different grammatical structures. Each sentence is followed by 3 potential question tags, and the reader is prompted to choose the correct question tag for that sentence. The document aims to help the reader practice forming proper question tags in response statements.

1. Let’s practise
question tags

2. I am kind…
Aren’t I? Isn’t he?
Isn’t she?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

3. It is very windy and cloudy today…
Aren’t I? Isn’t he?
Isn’t it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

4. Your sister isn’t married…
Can you? Is she?
Isn’t it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

5. You found my keys….
Didn’t you? Does he?
Isn’t it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

6. She can’t play the violin…
Didn’t you? Does she?
Can she?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

7. You have been to Spain before…
Haven’t
you?
Don’t they?
Can she?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

8. You can’t speak Spanish…
Haven’t
you?
Aren’t you?
Can you?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

9. Sandra has already got up…
Hasn’t she? Aren’t you?
Don’t you?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

10. You prefer meat…
Hasn’t she? Aren’t you?
Don’t you?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

11. Her son often rides a horse…
Hasn’t she? Doesn’t he?
Must it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

12. I will see you before Friday…
Won’t I? Doesn’t he?
Must it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!

13. Tim is fond of table tennis…
Won’t I? Isn’t he?
Must it?
TRY
AGAIN!!!
WELL
DONE!!!