We use tag questions at the end of statements to ask for confirmation from the other person about whether the statement is correct or if they agree. Tag questions are formed with an affirmative statement and negative tag or vice versa. Some examples of common tag questions are "You are from Colombia, aren't you?" and "You didn't go to the party, did you?". Tag questions are a very common way to structure questions in English.

1. TAGQUESTIONS

2. WHEN WE USE TAG QUESTIONS?We use tag questions at the end of statements to ask for confirmation. They mean something like: "Am I right?" or "Do you agree?" They are very common in English.

3. TAG QUESTIONS formThe whole sentence is a “statement”, and the mini-question at the end is called a " tag".

4. AFFIRMATIVE (statment) + NEGATIVE (tag):You are from Colombia, aren’tyou?NEGATIVE (statment) + AFFIRMATIVE (tag)Youdon’tspeakenglish, do you?

5. Somespecial cases

6. EXAMPLES

7. Youdon’treallyloveher, do you?Itwillwork, won’tit? He can’tswin, can he?

8. Youdidn’tgototheparty, didyou?Shewouldbuy a car ifshehadthemoney, wouldn’tshe?