Dufan is very interesting place, isn’t it?

He is very beautiful, isn't he?

Question
tags

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What is
question
tags?
 Question tags
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Question tags are short questions at the
Questionend short questions at the
statements.
end of statements.

Questions tags are used when

Questions
asking fortags are usedorwhen
agreement
asking for agreement or
confirmation.
confirmation.
Form:
Positive Statement + Negative Tag

Negative Statement + Positive Tag

 1. Positive Statement

A positive
A positive A negative tag
statement A negative tag
statement

You are a student, aren’t you?

 Important Notes

• In the present tense, if the subject is "I",

• the auxiliary changes to are or aren't.

I'm sitting next to you, aren't I?

 2. Negative Statement

A negative
A positive tag
statement

Mary isn’t a teacher, is she?

EXAMPLE
SHE DOESN’T LIKE ME, DOES SHE?

Question tag
Question tags
1. She is from a small town in China, _______________?
2. They aren’t on their way already, ________________?
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3. We’re late again, _________________?
4. I’m not the person with the tickets, _______________?
5. Julie isn’t an accountant, _________________?
6. The weather is really bad today, ___________________?
7. She is collecting stickers,______?
8. They aren’t in Rome at the moment, _________________?
9. You aren’t from Brazil, ___________________?
10. John is a very good student, __________________?
11. I like chocolate very much, _________________?
12. She doesn’t work in a hotel, _________________?
13. They watched Annabelle movie,_________________?
14. My mother didn’t cook meatballs,______________?
15. They don’t know my sister,_____________________?
Present
perfect
 Present Perfect Tense is used to express finished events that
happened at an unspecified time in the past and the impact of
the event is now continuing. ( Past Event – Present Result )
 Here are some more examples!

I have already eaten breakfast. In these examples the

past participle has an
She has seen that movie before. irregular form. Just
like the lists you’ve
We have dealt with customers for been studying
many years.

She has used a cash register before. In these examples

the past participle
He has worked for that company since has a regular form
May. and looks just the
the simple past
We have already served their food. tense, but it’s not.
 Present Perfect simple with already

• Already means that something happened earlier than we expected.

• With Present Perfect already usually goes after have or has and before the
main verb.

• Use already in positive sentences.

Examples:

- We've already had our breakfast.

- When are you going to do your homework? - But I've already done it!
 Present Perfect simple with yet

- “Yet” is used for something we expected to have happened but has still not
happened.
- Use Yet in negative and interrogative sentences.
- “yet” is generally found at the end of the sentence.

- Example:

Has the train arrived yet?

Have they finished their homework yet?
Jacob hasn’t left his job at the hospital yet.
I’m really hungry. I haven’t eaten yet.
 Present Perfect simple with Just
“Just” is used for actions or events that occurred shortly before or
not long ago.

We can use just with the present perfect simple to say that an
action happened a very short time ago.

He has just gone to school.

Beth has just moved to New York.
1. He/Meet/ his friend. (just)
2. You/ not drink/ your glass of coke. (yet)
3. The director/ talk/ to him. (already)
4. I/ write/ the e-mail you asked me. (just)
5. She/ not buy/ the flat. (yet) but she wants to buy it soon.