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Step 2 of 6: Grammar
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Learn to add short confirmation questions — "है ना?" in English!
A Question Tag is a short question added at the end of a statement — used to confirm, check, or get agreement.
Hindi में: है ना? / है न? / नहीं? / सही है ना?
You are a student, aren't you?
👉 तुम student हो, है ना?
He works here, doesn't he?
👉 वह यहाँ काम करता है, है ना?
You don't like tea, do you?
👉 तुम्हें tea पसंद नहीं है, है ना?
Structure:
Statement
You are a student
+ ,
Tag
aren't you?
✅ Positive Statement
❌ Negative Tag
❌ Negative Statement
✅ Positive Tag
Rule 1 — Use the SAME helping verb
She is happy, isn't she?
They are working, aren't they?
You will come, won't you?
Rule 2 — No helping verb? Use do/does/did
You work here, don't you?
She works here, doesn't she?
You went there, didn't you?
Rule 3 — Use a PRONOUN in the tag
Rahul is here, isn't he?
Priya works here, doesn't she?
The children are playing, aren't they?
⭐ Special: "I am" → aren't I?
I am late, amn't I?
📌 This / That → it
This is your book, isn't it?
👉 यह तुम्हारी book है, है ना?
That is your car, isn't it?
👉 वह तुम्हारी car है, है ना?
📌 These / Those → they
These are your books, aren't they?
👉 ये तुम्हारी books हैं, है ना?
Those are your shoes, aren't they?
👉 वे तुम्हारे shoes हैं, है ना?
📌 There is / There are → there
There is a problem, isn't there?
👉 एक problem है, है ना?
There are many people, aren't there?
👉 बहुत लोग हैं, है ना?
There isn't any problem, is there?
👉 कोई problem नहीं है, है ना?
📌 Imperative (Commands) → will you?
Open the door, will you?
👉 Door खोलो, ठीक है?
Please help me, will you?
👉 Please मेरी मदद करो, ठीक है?
Don't be late, will you?
👉 Late मत होना, ठीक है?
📌 Let's / Let us → shall we?
Let's go, shall we?
👉 चलें, है ना?
Let's start, shall we?
👉 शुरू करें, है ना?
Let's have some tea, shall we?
👉 चलो tea पीते हैं, है ना?
You are happy, don't you?
💡 Statement uses 'are' → tag uses aren't
She works here, isn't she?
💡 Simple Present → use does/doesn't
He went there, wasn't he?
💡 Simple Past → use did/didn't
You don't like coffee, don't you?
💡 Negative statement → positive tag
She will come, doesn't she?
💡 Statement uses 'will' → tag uses won't
I am late, amn't I?
💡 Special rule: I am → aren't I?
Positive or Negative?
Check the statement type.
Find the Helping Verb
No helping verb? Use do/does/did.
Make it Opposite
Positive → add not. Negative → remove not.
Change to Pronoun
Rahul → he, Priya → she, children → they.
📝 Example: "Rahul works here."
Positive ✅ → Tag must be Negative
No helping verb → Simple Present → use does
does → doesn't
Rahul → he