How to Ask Questions in English: Tag Questions with Positive Statements and 'To Be'

English is fun to learn, isn’t it? This video explores how to use tag questions with positive statements and the verb ‘to be’ in simple present and past. Here are some examples: “They are excellent students, aren’t they? She was at work today, wasn’t she?” Give it a try below!

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[ikerzurita]

Like si estás aquí por clase de inglés F ;w;

[sejavocemesmo]

I speak in Portuguese and I’m learning English so thanks 😊

[hamzakhalid]

So useful
Tomorrow is my exam and all my queries about question tags are gone

[rajiskumar]

You are with a friend in a restaurant looking at the menu. The pizza is very expensive. What do you say

[monikasingh]

1. Weren't they?
2. Wasn't she?
3. Isn't he?
4. Aren't they?

[powerav]

is a pretty gamer english, not gonna lie lolololol

[falgunisingh]

I ••••••••• really amazing game at the last you gave to us (THAT WAS AMAZING)

[srisanu]

1. Weren't they
2. Wasn't she
3. Isn't he
4. Aren't they

[nelz]

Has anyone noticed that most people in modern “influencer” society have abandoned all tag question variations with the single word “right”? This is the dumbing of society and very disappointing. Just be observant and you will soon see that I am correct.

[scythestrangersmile]

like si estas aqui por una tarea de ingles

[ricardogvfoto]

i don't like the. video
:l because im in class online

[ranjusingh]

Aren't they
Isn't she
Isn't he
Aren't they

[ptr]

Daumen hoch an alle deutsche die das lesen