To select the correct question tag, we need to consider two main rules:
Correct Option: B) Everybody agreed to our proposal, didn't they?
This option correctly follows all the rules: the main statement is positive, so the tag is negative ("didn't"); the main verb "agreed" is in the simple past, so the auxiliary 'did' is used; and the subject "Everybody" correctly takes the pronoun "they" in the tag.
Match the statements given in Column A with their question tags in Column B and select the correct answer from the codes given below:
| Column A | Column B |
| a) It's raining. | 1) didn't they ? |
| b) They came by car. | 2) can she ? |
| c) They don't like me. | 3) isn't it ? |
| d) She can't do the job. | 4) do they ? |
a-1 ,b-4 ,c-2 ,d-3
a-3 ,b-2 ,c-1 ,d-4
a-3 ,b-1 ,c-4 ,d-2
a-4 ,b-3 ,c-1 ,d-2
To match the statements with their correct question tags, we need to understand the rules for forming question tags in English grammar. The main rules are:
C) a-3 ,b-1 ,c-4 ,d-2
Based on the step-by-step matching:
This combination perfectly matches option C.
To identify the correct question tag, we need to follow two main rules:
Let's apply these steps to the given options:
Correct Option: C) They had been to London, hadn't they ?
The question asks to identify the sentence of requisition. A sentence of requisition, in this context, refers to a polite request or command, often phrased as an imperative followed by a question tag. The key is to use the correct question tag that matches the imperative verb and the implied subject.
D) Just open the door, will you ? — This sentence correctly uses the imperative "Just open the door" followed by the appropriate question tag "will you?" to form a polite requisition. "Will you?" is the standard tag for imperative sentences to express a request or mild command.
This question tests knowledge of tag questions in English grammar. Tag questions are short questions added to the end of a statement. The general rules for forming tag questions are:
Let's analyze each option based on the rules of tag questions:
Correct Option: D) He didn't go, did he ?
The question asks to identify the statement that correctly forms a question tag with "doesn't she?". Question tags are short questions added to the end of a statement. The general rule for question tags is: if the main statement is positive, the tag is negative, and if the main statement is negative, the tag is positive. The auxiliary verb in the tag should match the tense and auxiliary verb of the main statement.
Correct Option: A) Reeta goes to school everyday. This statement is positive and in the simple present tense. Its corresponding negative question tag is formed using 'does' (for simple present, third person singular) and 'not', followed by the pronoun 'she'. Thus, "Reeta goes to school everyday, doesn't she?" is correct.