Question

Ask tag questions. 1. It’s a fine evening,______________________________? 2. They are on their way to London,______________? 3. She was glad to see her friends,________________? 4. You have been to Bristol,______________________?_ 5. Fred played the piano,_________________________?_ 6. She looks very beautiful in this dress, ___________? 7. You’ll help me with washing up,________________? 8. He is washing his car, ________________________?

Answer 1

1) It's a fine evening, isn't it?
2) They are on their way to London, aren't they?
3) She was glad to see her friends, wasn't she?
4) You have been to Bristol, haven't you?
5) Fred played the piano, didn't he?
6) She looks very beautiful in this dress, doesn't she?
7) You'll help me with washing up, won't you?
8) He is washing his car, isn't he?

Answer 2

Certainly! Tag questions are short questions added to the end of a statement, often to seek confirmation or agreement. Here are the completed sentences with tag questions:

1. It’s a fine evening, isn't it?

2. They are on their way to London, aren't they?

3. She was glad to see her friends, wasn't she?

4. You have been to Bristol, haven't you?

5. Fred played the piano, didn't he?

6. She looks very beautiful in this dress, doesn't she?

7. You’ll help me with washing up, won't you?

8. He is washing his car, isn't he?

These tag questions are designed to confirm or seek agreement with the statements that precede them.