Question

open your book to pg 222 add question tag ​

Answer 1

Answer:

can't you

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Open your book to page 222, won't you?

Explanation:

• Short questions used at the conclusion of statements to determine if they are true or false are called "question tags." It can also be employed to get the other person to respond. A pronoun is always the topic of a question tag.

       For example, Its very quiet in here, isn't it?

       The use of question tags can be either positive or negative, with or without an auxiliary verb, with a modal verb, etc

• A negative question mark

         If the sentence is positive or affirmative, the question tag used is    negative. A negative question tag typically has the following format

        Auxiliary +n't + subject

         For example, Rashi is the smartest in the class, isn't she?

• A positive question mark

         If the primary sentence is negative, the question tag used is positive. A positive question tag will typically follow this pattern:

        Auxiliary + subject

        For example, Rashi is not the smartest in the class, is she?

• The sentence in the question, open your book to page 222, is a positive sentence, so question tag can be added in the following manner: -

        Open your book to page 222, won't you?