Question

Complete these sentences with a question tag 1.It is cold, ? 2.It isn"t hot, ?

Answer 1

1.It is cold, isn't it ?
2.It isn't hot, is it ?

Answer 2

1. It is cold, isn't it? 2. It isn't hot, is it?

In English grammar, a question tag is a short question that is added to the end of a statement to turn it into a question or to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. The question tag usually consists of an auxiliary verb (or the verb "to be") and a pronoun.

In the given sentences, we have the following statements: 1. "It is cold." 2. "It isn't hot."

To create the question tags, we need to use the appropriate auxiliary verb and pronoun. In the first sentence, the auxiliary verb "is" is used in the statement, so the question tag will be "isn't it?" The pronoun "it" is used to refer back to the subject of the statement.

Similarly, in the second sentence, the negative form of the auxiliary verb "is" is used, which is "isn't." The question tag will be "is it?" with the pronoun "it" referring back to the subject.

By adding these question tags to the end of the statements, we can transform them into questions and seek confirmation or agreement from the listener.