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Tag Questions: Practice Questions with Answers
11 practice questions on Tag Questions, with answers; most also have an explanation or a worked solution. Try each one before you open its answer.
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Q.1
Add the correct tag question: "She is a doctor, ___?"
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Answer: isn’t she?
Solution:
- Positive statement ("is") → negative tag, using the same auxiliary "is" and the pronoun "she".
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Q.2
Add the correct tag question: "Ravi completed his homework, ___?"
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Answer: didn’t he?
Solution:
- Positive, simple past, no visible auxiliary — borrow "did" for the tag, made negative since the statement is positive.
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Q.3
Add the correct tag question: "They don’t like coffee, ___?"
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Answer: do they?
Solution:
- Negative statement ("don’t") → positive tag, using the same auxiliary "do" and the pronoun "they".
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Q.4
Add the correct tag question: "I am your friend, ___?"
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Answer: aren’t I?
Solution:
- "I am" is a fixed exception — its tag is always "aren’t I?", never "amn’t I?".
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Q.5
Add the correct tag question: "She never arrives late, ___?"
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Answer: does she?
Solution:
- "Never" makes the statement logically negative even without "not", so the tag must be positive.
- The main verb "arrives" has no visible auxiliary, so the tag borrows "does".
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Q.6
Add the correct tag question: "Nobody called during the meeting, ___?"
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Answer: did they?
Solution:
- "Nobody" is a negative subject, so the tag must be positive.
- The conventional pronoun used for "nobody"/"no one" in a tag is "they".
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Q.7
Add the correct tag question: "You’d better finish your homework now, ___?"
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Q.8
Add the correct tag question: "You haven’t finished the project, ___?"
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Q.9
Add the correct tag question: "There isn’t any milk left in the fridge, ___?"
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Q.10
Add the correct tag question: "Let’s go to the market, ___?"
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Q.11
Add the correct tag question: "He can swim well, ___?"
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Written by Mahesh Srivastava, Founder of Pariksha Saathi. Published: 2026-10-03.