Read the sentence below:We can add a question phrase (called a tag) to the end of a statement. We usually use question tags in speech to check if something is true, or when we want others to agree with our statements.Peters is a navigator, isnt he? All of them left the spaceship, didnt they? Gork couldnt speak, could he? Lam wasnt very brave, was she? Peters, find your way, will you? Dont lose your way again, will you? Lets escape from here, shall we? Study the following:l We put a comma (,) before a question tag. l The verb in the tag must have the same tense as the verb in the statement sentence. l After a positive or negative imperative, use will you?. l After an imperative starting with Lets, use shall we?.A Rita and Joe are reading another story about Captain King. Complete their conversation with questions tags to find out what happened to Captain King. The first one has been done for you.Joe: This story about Captain King is quite interesting, (1)_? Rita: Yes, its about another one of his adventures in space. This time, Captain King met some huge three-eyed monsters, (2)_? Joe: Yes. But they didnt want to put him in a cage, (3)_? Rita: No, they didnt. In fact, they wanted to do some experiments on him. He was afraid, (4)_? Joe: Yes, he was. He didnt want those experiments. He didnt want to be killed by those three-eyed monsters. Rita: But Captain King was really clever, (5)_? Joe: Of course he was. He aimed his laser beam at the light switch and the whole room went dark. Rita: They couldnt see him then, (6)_? Joe: No, they couldnt. Well, Rita, open the window, (7)_? Its quite hot in here. Rita: OK. Lets go on reading the story about him, (8)_?1 Your name is Rebecca, .? (isnt it)2 You live in Pudong New District, .? (dont you)3 You came to school by bus, .? (didnt you)4 You didnt do your homework last night, .? (did you)5 It was raining this morning, .? (wasnt it)6 Youve been to London, .? (havent you)B Complete the tag questions.1Workbook 8A, pages 53, 54 and 55.