Tag Questions

Question 1

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Negative Example:

(A question added at the end of a statement, which changes the focus of the listener’s attention to answering the tag question, away from the preceding statement. Tag questions are sometimes accompanied by a temporal shift.)

“You always manage to turn the tables on me, don’t you?

Answer 1

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Positive Challenge:

“Is that what you believe?”

Question 2

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Negative Example:

(A question added at the end of a statement, which changes the focus of the listener’s attention to answering the tag question, away from the preceding statement. Tag questions are sometimes accompanied by a temporal shift.)

“You’ve really done it this time, haven’t you?”

Answer 2

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Positive Challenge:

“Done what as opposed to which time?”

Question 3

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Negative Example:

(A question added at the end of a statement, which changes the focus of the listener’s attention to answering the tag question, away from the preceding statement. Tag questions are sometimes accompanied by a temporal shift.)

“You’ll never learn, will you?”

Answer 3

Tag Questions (Milton Model) Positive Challenge:

“Is that today’s lesson?”