Question tags are interrogative sentences used to emphasize a statement. There are several types of question tags:
1. For positive statements, the tag uses "aren't I?" and for negative statements uses "am I?".
2. For imperative statements, the tag uses "will you?".
3. For statements with "let's", the tag uses "shall we?".
4. For statements with have/has/had, the tag inverts the auxiliary and uses question words like "haven't I?" or "don't I?".
Question tags follow patterns like making the tag negative if the statement is positive and vice versa. Pronouns in the tag always refer
Question tags are interrogative sentences used to emphasize a statement. There are several types of question tags:
1. For positive statements, the tag uses "aren't I?" and for negative statements uses "am I?".
2. For imperative statements, the tag uses "will you?".
3. For statements with "let's", the tag uses "shall we?".
4. For statements with have/has/had, the tag inverts the auxiliary and uses question words like "haven't I?" or "don't I?".
Question tags follow patterns like making the tag negative if the statement is positive and vice versa. Pronouns in the tag always refer
Question tags are interrogative sentences used to emphasize a statement. There are several types of question tags:
1. For positive statements, the tag uses "aren't I?" and for negative statements uses "am I?".
2. For imperative statements, the tag uses "will you?".
3. For statements with "let's", the tag uses "shall we?".
4. For statements with have/has/had, the tag inverts the auxiliary and uses question words like "haven't I?" or "don't I?".
Question tags follow patterns like making the tag negative if the statement is positive and vice versa. Pronouns in the tag always refer
Question tags are interrogative sentences used to emphasize a statement. There are several types of question tags:
1. For positive statements, the tag uses "aren't I?" and for negative statements uses "am I?".
2. For imperative statements, the tag uses "will you?".
3. For statements with "let's", the tag uses "shall we?".
4. For statements with have/has/had, the tag inverts the auxiliary and uses question words like "haven't I?" or "don't I?".
Question tags follow patterns like making the tag negative if the statement is positive and vice versa. Pronouns in the tag always refer
sebuah pernyataan. 1. Penggunaan “I am” Statement positif, tag “aren’t I” Statement negative, tag “am I” S + P + O/C, aux + S ? e.g. I am a doctor, aren’t I? I am not a doctor, am I? PREDIKAT AUXILIARY Is/am/are Is/am/are 2. Statement kalimat perintah, tag “will you”. Was/were Was/were e.g. close the door, will you? V1 Do/does V2 Did 3. Statement let’s, tag “shall we” Have/has Had + V3 Had 4. Penggunaan have/has/had Modals Modals S + have/has/had + V3 + O, have/has/had + S ? Ketentuan umum S + have/has/had + O, 1. Jika statement (+), maka tag (-) do/does/did + S? e.g. You are a doctor, aren’t you? e.g. I have met her at bookstore, haven’t I? 2. Jika statement (-), maka tag (+) I have many books, don’t I? e.g. You are not a doctor, are you? 5. Subject statement “there”, 3. Negative tag harus disingkat subject tag “there” e.g. Do not => don’t e.g. there are many students in my class, aren’t there? 4. Subjek pada tag => S. pronoun e.g. Andi is a doctor, isn’t he? 6. Statement: induk + anak, tag “aux” 5. Everything, nothing, something, e.g. I had gone to school when this, that menggunakan pronoun you came to my house, hadn’t I? “it”. e.g. Everything is going to be NOTE! okay, isn’t it? 1. Anak kalimat : konjungsi + S + P - That 6. Nobody, somebody, someone, - 5W + 1H everyone, these, those - Which menggunakan pronoun “they”. - Whom e.g. Someone gives me a gift, 2. Induk kalimat : S + P don’t they?