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%Q55. Choose the correct rule for question tags with 'nothing'.
Right Answer: Since 'nothing' is negative in meaning, the question tag must be positive, and 'it' is used as the pronoun.
Explanation:
'Nothing' requires a positive tag with the pronoun 'it'.
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Q57. Identify the correct question tag for: 'There is a problem, ___?'
Right Answer: isn't there
Explanation:
With 'there is/are' sentences, 'there' is repeated in the question tag: 'isn't there?'
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Q58. Choose the correct question tag: 'I think she is right, ___?'
Right Answer: isn't she
Explanation:
When the main clause is 'I think/believe/suppose' + a subordinate clause, the tag refers to the subordinate clause: 'isn't she?'
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Q60. Choose the correct question tag: 'Few students attended the lecture, ___?'
Right Answer: did they
Explanation:
'Few' has a negative implication, so the question tag is typically positive: 'did they?'
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