Question

Q VII. Add a question tag to the following.
1. You like a lot of sugar in your tea.
2. Don't be late for dinner.
3. None of the labour arrived on time.
4. Scarcely he could reached the bus – stand.
5. Nobody can deny that Sachin is a good cricketer.
6. Everyone laughed at him.​

Answer 1

1. You like a lot of sugar in your tea, don't you ?

2. Don't be late for dinner, will you ?

3. None of the labour arrived on time, did they ?

4. Scarcely he could reach the bus stand, could he ?

5. Nobody can deny that Sachin is a good cricketer, can they ?

6. Everyone laughed at him, didn't they?

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Answer 2

Question tags are made with interrogative fragments that are added to the end of the declarative and impersonate sentences.

Question tags change a sentence from an interrogative sentence to a question.

They add a small question phrase as a way to confirm the statements.

1. You like a lot of sugar in your tea, don't you?
2. Don't be late for dinner, will you?
3. None of the labour arrived on time, will they?
4. Scarcely he could reach the bus, can he?
5. Nobody can deny that Sachin is a good cricketer, can they?
6. Everybody laughed at him, did they?