English Grammar - Question Tag: 60 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Question Tag
Learn Question Tags in English Grammar with complete explanations, formation rules, auxiliary verbs, positive and negative question tags, special cases, common mistakes, examples, exercises, and multiple-choice questions (MCQs). This comprehensive guide helps students master question tag formation for everyday English and competitive examinations. Ideal for school students and candidates preparing for HTET, CTET, TET, SSC, Banking, UPSC, NDA, CDS, and other competitive exams.
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0%Q34. Identify the correct question tag: 'I am invited to the party, ___?'
Right Answer: aren't I
Explanation:
'Aren't I?' is the grammatically standard tag, despite the apparent irregularity of using 'aren't' with 'I'.
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Q35. Choose the correct rule about the question tag for 'I am'.
Right Answer: 'I am' takes the irregular tag 'aren't I?' since 'amn't I' is not standard English.
Explanation:
'Aren't I?' is the accepted irregular question tag for 'I am' statements in standard English.
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Q36. Choose the correct question tag: 'Everybody is ready, ___?'
Right Answer: aren't they
Explanation:
Although 'everybody' is grammatically singular, the question tag conventionally uses the plural pronoun 'they': 'aren't they?'
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Q37. Identify the correct question tag: 'Everyone has submitted the form, ___?'
Right Answer: haven't they
Explanation:
'Everyone' takes the plural pronoun 'they' in the question tag: 'haven't they?'
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Q40. Choose the correct rule for question tags with 'everybody/everyone'.
Right Answer: Although singular in form, they take the plural pronoun 'they' in the question tag.
Explanation:
'Everybody/everyone' conventionally take 'they' in question tags despite being grammatically singular.
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