This type of question is called Tag Question. In tag questions, a positive statement requires a negative tag;
a negative statement requires a positive tag, usually
the subject pronoun
substitution of the subject noun of the statement with a pronoun in the subjective case. For example: Juliet statement, or a
is beautiful, isn't she? Men are not coming, are they?
It was good, wasn't it? The statement in the above question is a positive statement, which requires a negative tag.
Option B is wrong, because it is a positive tag instead of a negative tag.
Option C is wrong, because it uses the demonstrate pronoun 'that' and the adverb 'so', and is also a positive tag.
Option D is wrong because it uses a different auxiliary
and
verb than the one in the statement, although it is a negative tag.
Option A is correct because it is a negative tag; it has
the appropriate auxiliary verb "is', and pronoun 'it'.
Basically, when indefinite pronouns such as nothing, everything, something and so on are used, the pronoun in the tag is usually "it".
This type of question is called Tag Question. In tag questions, a positive statement requires a negative tag;
a negative statement requires a positive tag, usually
the subject pronoun
substitution of the subject noun of the statement with a pronoun in the subjective case. For example: Juliet statement, or a
is beautiful, isn't she? Men are not coming, are they?
It was good, wasn't it? The statement in the above question is a positive statement, which requires a negative tag.
Option B is wrong, because it is a positive tag instead of a negative tag.
Option C is wrong, because it uses the demonstrate pronoun 'that' and the adverb 'so', and is also a positive tag.
Option D is wrong because it uses a different auxiliary
and
verb than the one in the statement, although it is a negative tag.
Option A is correct because it is a negative tag; it has
the appropriate auxiliary verb "is', and pronoun 'it'.
Basically, when indefinite pronouns such as nothing, everything, something and so on are used, the pronoun in the tag is usually "it".
