This document provides examples of tag questions used to confirm statements of fact. There are three sections: the first section lists 10 statements, the second section repeats those statements as tag questions to confirm the information, and the third section provides another 10 statements followed by tag questions. Tag questions are short questions added to statements and involve changing the statement to a question using an auxiliary verb like "is", "are", or modal verbs like "will".

1. Tag Questions
“Beating the clock ”

2. 1. She's Italian,
2. She doesn't have any children,
3. We are working tomorrow,
4. She wasn't at home yesterday,
5. He went to the party last night,
6. You weren't sleeping,
7. They have been to Japan,
8. They won't be late,
9. They will be arriving soon,
10.I'm sitting next to you,

3. 1. She's Italian, isn´t she?
2. She doesn't have any children, does she?
3. We are working tomorrow, aren´t we?
4. She wasn't at home yesterday, was she?
5. He went to the party last night, didn’t he?
6. You weren't sleeping, were you?
7. They have been to Japan, haven’t they?
8. They won't be late, will they?
9. They will be arriving soon, won’t they?
10.I'm sitting next to you, aren’t I?

4. 1. We aren't late,
2. They live in London,
3. The bus isn't coming,
4. It was cold yesterday,
5. They didn't go out last Sunday,
6. We were waiting at the station,
7. She hasn't eaten all the cake,
8. She'll come at six,
9. He'll be studying tonight,
10. I am not in this class,

5. 1. We aren't late, are we?
2. They live in London, don’t they?
3. The bus isn't coming, is it?
4. It was cold yesterday, wasn’t it?
5. They didn't go out last Sunday, did they?
6. We were waiting at the station, weren’t we?
7. She hasn't eaten all the cake, has she?
8. She'll come at six, won’t she?
9. He'll be studying tonight, won’t he?
10. I am not in this class, am I?