A) Guljan drank coffee. (milk) Guljan didn't drink milk. b) My mother did the washing up. (morning exercise)c) Kairat broke his leg. (arm)d) I made a cup of tea. (a cake)e) We visited a museum last weekend. (an art gallery)f) She bought a new dress for the party yesterday. (a T-shirt andjeans)g) As a child he liked playing football. (tennis)h) His parents watched a programme on TV last night. (a film)​

1 isn`t it?   2 are they? 3 weren`t we? 4 is she?   5aren`t they?   6was it?7aren`t you? 8doesn`t she? 9doesn`t he?10 won`t you?  11 doesn`t he?    12 didn`t they/   13does she?14 don`t they?15can`t you? 16can she?17 isn`t  there?18aren`t there?19 is there?20 were there?wasn`t there?

Объяснен

We use the same auxiliary verb in the tag as in the main sentence. If there is no auxiliary verb in the main sentence, we use do in the tag.

You live in Spain, don’t you?

If the auxiliary verb in the sentence is affirmative, the tag is negative.

You’re Spanish, aren’t you?

If the auxiliary verb in the sentence is negative, the tag is affirmative.

You’re not Spanish, are you?