Question tag worksheet

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Add a question tag.

  1. There was nothing in the office.
  2. The advertisement had appeared in newspaper two months ago.
  3. The two girls went to the puddle
  4. The little girl had a blue dress.
  5. Don't go there.
  6. Your mother will scold you.
  7. Malaysia was frightened.
  8. Malaysia has  purposely splashed it on me.
  9. Indore days travelling from China to India was not an easy task.
  10. Yuan Chwang undertook the long and difficult journey to follow his dream.
  11. It was like a pilgrimage to him.
  12. This was a great achievement.
  13. The gods and supernatural powers had help you enjoying in his quest.
  14. These three characters are no saints.
  15. Sun Wukong is brave and intelligent.
  16. She won't be happy unless we do well.
  17. Something is at work in this class.
  18. They will visit us at home.
  19. You must study till you understand.
  20. We shall overcome someday.
  21. The other did not know what to do.
  22. The country mouse was a simple, rustic fellow.
  23. Once there was a teeny tiny woman.
  24. Draw a proper background to show the sky and the ice.
  25. Let's paste the different parts  together on card paper.

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