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Question Tags – Test 1

B1 Intermediate GrammarEnglish

This B1 grammar test checks how well learners form and use question tags in English. It covers basic tags with be, do, have and modal verbs, plus special cases such as I am, let's, imperatives, negative words and there is. It also tests meaning and responses. It suits intermediate learners, teachers who need a quick check, and anyone revising for B1 exams.

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Part 1: Basic question tags

Choose the correct question tag to complete each sentence.

  1. You're from Brazil, _____?

  2. She doesn't eat meat, _____?

  3. They went to the beach yesterday, _____?

  4. Tom can swim really well, _____?

  5. You haven't finished your homework yet, _____?

  6. It was really cold last night, _____?

  7. Maria will call us later, _____?

  8. Your parents live in Lisbon, _____?

  9. We should leave now, _____?

  10. Choose the correct sentence.

Part 2: Special cases

Choose the correct question tag. Watch out for unusual subjects, verbs and negative words.

  1. I'm in the right room for the English class, _____?

  2. Let's order a pizza tonight, _____?

  3. Pass me the salt, _____?

  4. Nobody called while I was out, _____?

  5. There's a bank near here, _____?

  6. He never watches horror films, _____?

  7. Everyone enjoyed the party, _____?

  8. That was a great match, _____?

  9. Nothing is impossible, _____?

  10. You'd better take an umbrella, _____?

Part 3: Meaning, responses and errors

Read each question carefully. Choose the correct answer, response or sentence.

  1. Which part of this sentence is wrong? "She hardly ever goes out, doesn't she?"

  2. A: "You aren't coming to the meeting, are you?" B: "_____ I've got a doctor's appointment."

  3. A: "It isn't raining, is it?" B (it IS raining): "_____ You'll need a coat."

  4. "You've met my sister, haven't you?" (The speaker's voice goes down on the tag.) What does the speaker mean?

  5. "The train leaves at six, doesn't it?" (The speaker's voice goes up on the tag.) What does the speaker mean?

  6. Choose the correct sentence.

  7. Which sentence is INCORRECT?

  8. Excuse me, you don't know where the station is, _____?

  9. Neither of your friends came to the concert, _____?

  10. Don't forget to lock the door, _____?

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About this test

This B1 grammar test checks how well learners form and use question tags in English. It covers basic tags with be, do, have and modal verbs, plus special cases such as I am, let's, imperatives, negative words and there is. It also tests meaning and responses. It suits intermediate learners, teachers who need a quick check, and anyone revising for B1 exams.

Topics covered

Question tagsPositive and negative tagsAuxiliary and modal verbsImperatives and let'sNegative words (never, nobody, hardly)Intonation and meaningShort answers

How to use this test

  1. Download the PDF and print it, or take the test online below.
  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use Part 1 to check the basic rule: the tag uses the same auxiliary and subject pronoun with the opposite polarity. Part 2 targets typical B1 errors, such as *amn't I*, *don't they* after *nobody* or *never*, and *isn't it* after *there is*. Part 3 covers meaning and short answers, which learners often get wrong (*Yes, I'm not*). As a follow-up, have pairs read the dialogues aloud with rising and falling intonation, then write their own checking questions about a classmate.