is my Home work, question tag 1. Peter is best friend There aren't any toys bere, 2. 3 Isabel can't swim 4. Father is reading a book . It is five o'clock George's sheep are white Mark was born in London, Tina didn't sell her car, John met his girlfriend 6. This cup of coffee is cold Sanahis sister wasn't tall Thomas didn't give me the money piano taught me English The plane washt on time 9

1. Peter is best friend, isn't he?
When using question tags, we usually use the auxiliary verb from the main sentence. In this case, the auxiliary verb is "is". Since the main sentence is positive, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "isn't" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "isn't he?"

2. There aren't any toys here, are there?
Again, the auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "aren't" which is negative. Therefore, the question tag should be positive. So, we add "are there" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "are there?"

3. Isabel can't swim, can she?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "can't" which is negative. Therefore, the question tag should be positive. So, we add "can she" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "can she?"

4. Father is reading a book, isn't he?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "is" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "isn't he" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "isn't he?"

5. George's sheep are white, aren't they?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "are" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "aren't they" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "aren't they?"

6. Mark was born in London, wasn't he?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "was" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "wasn't he" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "wasn't he?"

7. Tina didn't sell her car, did she?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "did" which is negative. Therefore, the question tag should be positive. So, we add "did she" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "did she?"

8. John met his girlfriend, didn't he?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "met" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "didn't he" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "didn't he?"

9. This cup of coffee is cold, isn't it?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "is" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "isn't it" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "isn't it?"

10. Sanahis sister wasn't tall, was she?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "wasn't" which is negative. Therefore, the question tag should be positive. So, we add "was she" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "was she?"

11. Thomas didn't give me the money, did he?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "did" which is negative. Therefore, the question tag should be positive. So, we add "did he" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "did he?"

12. Piano taught me English, didn't it?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "taught" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "didn't it" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "didn't it?"

13. The plane was on time, wasn't it?
The auxiliary verb in the main sentence is "was" which is positive. Therefore, the question tag should be negative. So, we add "wasn't it" to the end of the sentence. Therefore, the correct question tag is "wasn't it?"

I hope this detailed explanation helps you understand how to form question tags correctly. Let me know if you have any further questions.