The auxiliary do or does is used for a tag question which follows a statement containing the Simple Present of a verb other than the verb to be. In the following examples, the negative tag questions are underlined. Contractions are usually used in negative tag questions.
Affirmative Statement | Affirmative Statement with Tag Question |
I work. | I work, don't I? |
You work. | You work, don't you? |
He works. | He works, doesn't he? |
She works. | She works, doesn't she? |
It works. | It works, doesn't it? |
We work. | We work, don't we? |
They work. | They work, don't they? |
Add negative tag questions to the affirmative statements . Use contractions for the tag questions. For example:
She walks to work.
She walks to work, doesn't she?
They take the bus.
They take the bus, don't they?
Answers:
1. I hurry home, don't I?
2. He drives a truck, doesn't he?
3. You follow the news, don't you?
4. They want a pet, don't they?
5. She likes flowers, doesn't she?
6. We need tea, don't we?
7. She answers the questions, doesn't she?
8. He drinks coffee, doesn't he?
9. I learn quickly, don't I?
10. It rains heavily, doesn't it?
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