Question tags in English - Basic rules

Question tags are short questions at the end of a sentence. We use question tags in spoken English and in informal written English.

In this lesson, you will learn the basic English grammar rules of question tags and how to use them.

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Andrew,
Crown Academy of English

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[frankfiorini]

Excelente muchas gracias, esperamos mas videos.

[MrMarcelWiel]

Brilliant explanation! Really clear ... thanks

[anguipalacioscebrian]

Thank you so much for this video. It was very helpful...

[mustafaklalab]

Alot of thanks really you are amazing teacher

[xfaster.for.you.homesico]

You are the king. Only you give us these details. Thank you

[bonida]

Could you explain about how to use IF or WHETHER ?

[manishawankhade]

Thank you so much your teach carefully

[shakhawathossain]

Thanks a lot for presenting the rules of question tag so lucidly.

[diamondswrld]

Sir so according to what you said negative is not, right?

[ricardobardales]

Would you help us with topics about Cambridge exams such as FCE?

[Krucezam]

How would i know if a question tag is used for confirmation of truth or agreement of other

[SaleeqaAshaq]

Wow your explanation is soo amazing! I watched like alll of your videos and now I’m as famous as nobody else it is amazing it not it ?

[freefromcage]

should I learn non finites to fluent in English because I am not able to express every kind of emotions as I do in my native language.please suggest Mr Andrew bcz I have learned tenses, direct indirect, active passive and lot of other things but didn't learn non finites yet. anyway lesson is basic but after learning it I feel more confident.🥳🥰

[rkaursidhu]

This is a great video, isn't this? 😍

[shazakaskas]

Thank you so much Mr, but could you please make a video about future continuous [progressive] and future perfect and when do we use it it is very confusing

[dhaneshvaghasiya]

I didn't get it. At 17:44 "went" is an Auxiliary verb so how you sayno auxiliary

[hjjlhjjrimtiyaj]

Tqs a lot for this vedio but u should give more example, I think so .🇮🇳

[oogrxgv]

Really, you are using a marvellous way of teaching English. We can understand you asily because you are doing a great job. Thank you for your efforts.

[noyeah]

My English teacher sent me this thanks

[belakhalchahinez]

What about the Be in the first person singular