In this useful lesson, you’ll explore 40 examples of tag questions. Tag questions are short questions we add at the end of sentences. They can make talking and understanding English a bit easier and more fun. This lesson is great for anyone looking to get better at English. Let’s look at how these tag questions work and see how they can help you in daily conversations.
Examples of Tag Questions
- You’re coming to the party, aren’t you?
- She has finished her homework, hasn’t she?
- It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?
- We should leave now, shouldn’t we?
- He won’t mind if we’re late, will he?
- You’ve been here before, haven’t you?
- They can join us for dinner, can’t they?
- She won’t forget this, will she?
- You’re joking, aren’t you?
- He could hear us, couldn’t he?
- You haven’t seen this movie, have you?
- They’ve gone to the beach, haven’t they?
- You don’t need any help, do you?
- He’s met them before, hasn’t he?
- We shouldn’t worry, should we?
- You’ll tell us if anything changes, won’t you?
- She can’t speak French, can she?
- It didn’t rain yesterday, did it?
- You’ll be at the meeting, won’t you?
- They don’t know the way, do they?
- You’ve heard this song before, haven’t you?
- He doesn’t like coffee, does he?
- We’re on the right track, aren’t we?
- She’ll call us when she arrives, won’t she?
- They hadn’t met him before, had they?
- You wouldn’t mind helping out, would you?
- He can swim very fast, can’t he?
- This won’t take long, will it?
- They should turn off the lights before leaving, shouldn’t they?
- You don’t believe in ghosts, do you?
- She had already left when you arrived, hadn’t she?
- We can use your phone, can’t we?
- He wouldn’t recognize you now, would he?
- They haven’t lost the ticket, have they?
- You really don’t know the answer, do you?
- She could help us with this, couldn’t she?
- It hardly ever snows here in April, does it?
- You’ve never been to Australia, have you?
- They’ll announce the results soon, won’t they?
- He didn’t say that, did he?
