TEST 39 TAG-QUESTIONS
1. He can play golf well,...?
A
., doesn't he?
C С
can he?
can't he?
2. You are the new secretary, ... ?
A ... , aren't you?
B
. , are you?
с
. , don't you?
3. Mr. Evans is speaking over the phone, ... ?
A..., is he?
B isn't he?
C
doesn't you?
4. You like black coffee, ... ?
A .. , aren't you?
B
don't you?
C..., do you?
5. I'm busy, ... ?
A ... , aren't I?
B... , don't I?
С
*** , am not I?
6. You aren't well enough. You should stay with either me or
your son,... ?
A ..., should you?
B ..., shouldn't you?
C С
.., are you?
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1. He can play golf well,...?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", can't he?" This is because the main sentence is a positive statement using "can" and the tag question should have the opposite meaning (negative). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is a third person (he), the tag question should use the pronoun "he" as well.

2. You are the new secretary, ... ?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", aren't you?" This is because the main sentence is a positive statement using "are" and the tag question should use the opposite meaning (negative). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is the pronoun "you", the tag question should use the pronoun "you" as well.

3. Mr. Evans is speaking over the phone, ... ?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", isn't he?" This is because the main sentence is a positive statement using "is" and the tag question should use the opposite meaning (negative). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is Mr. Evans, the tag question should use the pronoun "he" as well.

4. You like black coffee, ... ?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", don't you?" This is because the main sentence is a positive statement using "do" and the tag question should use the opposite meaning (negative). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is the pronoun "you", the tag question should use the pronoun "you" as well.

5. I'm busy, ... ?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", aren't I?" This is because the main sentence is a positive statement using "am" and the tag question should use the opposite meaning (negative). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is the pronoun "I", the tag question should use the pronoun "I" as well.

6. You aren't well enough. You should stay with either me or your son,... ?
The correct tag question for this sentence is ", shouldn't you?" This is because the main sentence is a negative statement using "aren't" and the tag question should use the opposite meaning (positive). Additionally, since the subject of the sentence is the pronoun "you", the tag question should use the pronoun "you" as well.