The document discusses the proper structure and use of tag questions in conversations. It explains that an affirmative main statement takes a negative tag question, and vice versa. Some examples of correct tag question structures are provided, such as "You broke the window, didn't you?" and "We haven't done our homework - have we?". The document also provides examples of incorrect tag question structures to avoid, such as mixing the tense between the main statement and tag question.

1. WHEN CAN YOU USE THE TAG QUESTION?
FIRST OFALL IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTANDTHE STRUCTURE OFTHE TAG
QUESTION IN ORDER TO USE IT PROPERLY IN AREAL CONVERSATION

2. AFFIRMATIVE WHIT NEGATIVE TAG QUESTION
SUBJECTIVE +MAIN TENSE IN AFFIRMATIVE +COMPLEMENT - TAG QUESTION IN NEGATIVE
FORM
YOU +BROKE +WINDOW - DIDN´T YOU?
NEGATIVE WHIT POSITIVE TAG QUESTION
SUBJECTIVE +MAIN TENSE IN NEGATIVE +COMPLEMENT - TAG QUESTION IN POSITIVE FORM
WE +HAVEN´T DONE +WE HOMEWORK – HAVE WE?

3. HERE WE HAVE SOME POSSIBLE EXAMPLES OF THE MISTAKES WE CAN
MAKE WHEN TRYING TO USE THE TAG QUESTION:
JENNY HASGETA BEAUTIFULHAIR, HASSHE?
TAG QUESTIONSHOULD
IN NEGATIVEFORM.
YOU´LLTRAVELTOLONDONNEXT WEEK,DID´NT YOU?
TAG QUESTIONMUSTKEEPTHE
SAME TENSEON THEMAIN SENTENCE.