PRESENT SIMPLE:
1. Mike plays the part of Macbeth, doesn't he?
2. I have to do my homework every day, don’t I?
3. The train arrives at 5 p.m., doesn't it?
4. The sun sets in the west, doesn't it?
5. Mike doesn't play the part of Macbeth, does he?
6. I don't have to do my homework every day, do I?
7. The train doesn't arrive at 5 p.m., does it?
8. Bob doesn't work in a restaurant, does he?
PAST SIMPLE:
1. She passed her exams last week, didn't she?
2. She sent the postcard yesterday, didn't she?
3. Mike visited his sister 5 days ago, didn't he?
4. Jane met her friend yesterday, didn't she?
5. She didn't pass her exams last week, did she?
6. She didn't send the postcard yesterday, did she?
7. Mike didn't visit his sister 5 days ago, did he?
8. Jane didn't meet her friend yesterday, did she?
PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
1. Andrew is playing football now, isn't he?
2. She is going to the cinema tonight, isn't she?
3. More and more species are becoming extinct, aren't they?
4. Jenny is working at restaurant this week, isn't she?
5. Andrew isn't playing football now, is he?
6. She isn't going to the cinema tonight, is she?
7. They aren't playing chess at the moment, are they?
8. Jenny isn't working at restaurant this week, is she?