Question

.1.1. Complete the tag questions. 1) Jane didn't enjoy the performance, did she?2) Pete hasn't been to the US,3) Ann won't be able to go to school, .4) You mustn't be rude,5) It wasn't raining yesterday, .6) Jack doesn't know the Browns,7) The children won't go to the park,8) Ann hasn't been reading for an hour,9) Nick didn't have to wear a uniform at school,10) Mike wouldn't like to come early,11) Bob has never learned French,12) There aren't too many people in the room,13) We don't have to hurry,14) It wasn't too late,15) There won't be a bench in the forest,​

Answer 1

2) has he?

3) will she?

4) must you?

5) was it?

6) does he?

7) will they?

8) has she?

9) did he?

10) would he?

11) hasn't he?

12) are there?

13) do we?

14) was it?

15) will there?

Answer 2

2has he

3will she

4must you

5was it

6does he

7will they

8has she

9did he

10would he

11has he

12are there

13do we

14was it

15will there

Answer 3

Sure, I'll complete the tag questions for each statement:

1. Jane didn't enjoy the performance, did she?
2. Pete hasn't been to the US, has he?
3. Ann won't be able to go to school, will she?
4. You mustn't be rude, must you?
5. It wasn't raining yesterday, was it?
6. Jack doesn't know the Browns, does he?
7. The children won't go to the park, will they?
8. Ann hasn't been reading for an hour, has she?
9. Nick didn't have to wear a uniform at school, did he?
10. Mike wouldn't like to come early, would he?
11. Bob has never learned French, has he?
12. There aren't too many people in the room, are there?
13. We don't have to hurry, do we?
14. It wasn't too late, was it?
15. There won't be a bench in the forest, will there?

Note: Tag questions are used to seek confirmation or agreement to a statement. When the main clause is positive, the tag question is negative, and vice versa. The auxiliary verb used in the tag question is based on the tense/mood of the main clause.