50 Examples of Question Tags in English

Question tags are a grammatical structure used in English to turn statements into questions. Typically, they involve repeating the auxiliary verb (or using “do” if there’s no auxiliary) in the negative or positive form at the end of the statement. Here are 50 examples of question tags:

Examples of Question Tags

1. You’re coming with us, aren’t you?
2. She can drive, can’t she?
3. They have finished the task, haven’t they?
4. We should help them, shouldn’t we?
5. He isn’t here, is he?
6. You don’t like coffee, do you?
7. She likes tea, doesn’t she?
8. They went to the party, didn’t they?
9. He will be there, won’t he?
10. You weren’t listening, were you?
11. She had been there before, hadn’t she?
12. We could leave now, couldn’t we?
13. He must finish the job, mustn’t he?
14. You wouldn’t do that, would you?
15. They don’t need help, do they?
16. She has a car, hasn’t she? (British English) or She has a car, doesn’t she? (American English)
17. You’re joking, aren’t you?
18. He wasn’t angry, was he?
19. You’ve seen this movie, haven’t you?
20. They play football on Sundays, don’t they?
21. He could hear us, couldn’t he?
22. You will help me, won’t you?
23. She might come tomorrow, mightn’t she?
24. It won’t rain, will it?
25. You haven’t forgotten, have you?
26. He should call us, shouldn’t he?
27. They can’t hear us, can they?
28. You’d like some more, wouldn’t you?
29. She wouldn’t mind, would she?
30. They had left, hadn’t they?
31. He won’t mind, will he?
32. You don’t know the answer, do you?
33. They must be home by now, mustn’t they?
34. She needs to leave early, doesn’t she?
35. You could see the difference, couldn’t you?
36. He didn’t recognize you, did he?
37. You have been here before, haven’t you?
38. They wouldn’t agree to that, would they?
39. She mustn’t eat that, must she?
40. It doesn’t matter, does it?
41. You’d heard the news, hadn’t you?
42. They should be careful, shouldn’t they?
43. He can’t swim, can he?
44. We’re late, aren’t we?
45. She was happy, wasn’t she?
46. You’ll be at the meeting, won’t you?
47. They’re coming, aren’t they?
48. She’d prefer coffee, wouldn’t she?
49. It looks nice, doesn’t it?
50. You hadn’t expected that, had you?