🎮 Question Tags
The sentence is positive, so its tag is negative
📖 About this game
A game about question tags, the grammar of Unit 3 in the Scope and Sequence, with its examples in the unit review: Your mom is an engineer, isn’t she? and You’re new here, aren’t you? A whole sentence appears with a gap at its end, and the child picks the right tag from four. The three distractors are the mistakes a learner really makes: a positive tag with no negative, a tag with the wrong auxiliary such as do on a sentence that already has be, and a tag with a pronoun that does not match the subject. The sentence is written in full because a tag cannot be understood apart from its sentence. Twelve sentences spread across every auxiliary: be, can, will, do, does and did. No sign-up.
🕹️ How to play
- Read the whole sentence.
- Find its auxiliary: is, are, can or will - and if there is none, bring in do.
- Tap the negative tag that matches the auxiliary and the subject pronoun.
- Every sentence you get first try counts for you.
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