Master Negative Questions & Question Tags - Improve Your Grammar!

One of my students asked me what's the difference between these two questions:

"Does she have a car?"

"Doesn't she have a car?"

This is an excellent question because there IS a difference between positive questions like the first one, and negative questions like the second one. I'll teach you about it in today's lesson, and we'll also cover question tags, like "She has a car, doesn't she?"

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[Leo]

It's a great lesson.
So, if you assume or expect the answer to be yes, you ask a negative question, but what if you assume or expect the answer to be no, what do you ask?

Example:
You haven't had any chance to learn how to swim. <you can swim>?

[Наталия-им]

Thanks a lot for the lesson. To me it's easy to answer positive question tags, but I sm always confused to respond to the questions with negative sentences and positive question tags. I would like to make it clear. For example: You didn't meet John yesterday, did you?

[sihembouaoud]

Have you ever traveled abroad haven’t you?
Didn’t you pass your exam did you?
It’s a snowy day isn’t it?