question tag

Question TagFrequently used in spoken english when you want someone to agree or disagree.Form :         positive statement-quetion tag negative. Ex. You are tom, aren't you?        negative statement-question tag positive. Ex. He isn't john, is he?The five examples :1. You didn't see her, did you?2. Jane can't swim, can she?3. Jack doesn't smoke, does he?4. Helen was there, wasn't she?5. They couldn't understand him, could they?Yes/No QuestionAre also called Closed Questions because there are only two possible responses :yes or no. When forming a Yes/No Question, it must include one of these verbs : be, do, have,or a modal verb.The five example :1. Do you smoke? Yes, i do.2. Is that Ed? No it isn't.3. Did the twins go? Yes, they did.4. Will there be an exam? No, there won't.5. Should he have gone? Yes, he should.5W+1H QuestionIs used to getting the answer more complete from the question that you asked.WHAT         : to identify the event or what happened?WHO        : to identify the person or group belong to the text.WHEN         : to identify the time on the context.WHERE        : to identify the place or where the situation take a place.WHY         : to identify the reason or to identify the case causes.HOW        : to identify the way to get the resolving problem.The five examples :1. What time does it start?2. Where does Peter live?3. When is he coming?4. Why do you love her?5. How will she get there?