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B1 Level
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Mrs Patel is your new maths teacher, blank?
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Choose the question tag that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.
Mrs Patel is your new maths teacher, _____?
You'll text me when you get home, _____?
Since they moved to Canada, we hardly ever see our cousins, _____?
It's a long drive. Let's take the train instead, _____?
Nothing went wrong at your sister's wedding, _____?
It's your first flight. You'd like a seat by the window, _____?
I'm in the team for Saturday's match, _____?
We should never leave the windows open when we go out, _____?
I need some plasters. There's a chemist's next to the station, _____?
Your little brother can't ride a bike yet, _____?
Nobody phoned while I was out, _____?
Sara knows the city well. She's lived in Glasgow for years, _____?
It's a surprise. You said nothing to Grandma about the party, _____?
You locked the back door before we left, _____?
Everyone in your class has paid for the trip, _____?
Tom loves keeping fit. He never takes the lift at work, _____?
The concert tickets weren't very expensive, _____?
I've looked everywhere. No one's seen my keys, _____?
I almost fell asleep. The film was far too long, _____?
Your dad grows his own vegetables, _____?
Grammar review
A question tag uses the statement's auxiliary or modal, agreeing with the tag's pronoun. Without an auxiliary, present and past simple statements take do, does or did. Positive statements usually take negative tags, and negative ones positive tags; never, nobody and hardly count as negative. I'm and Let's have their own tags.
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