Get the message - English - 11 th

Get the message - GRAMMAR

This lesson focuses on Question Tags and Echo Questions, two useful tools for making conversations more interactive.
Question Tags are short questions added to the end of a sentence to confirm information or ask for agreement, like “It’s cold today, isn’t it?”
They are formed using auxiliary or modal verbs, and they reflect the sentence's tone—positive statements take negative tags, and vice versa.
Echo Questions are used to show surprise or interest in what someone has just said, for example: “Is it?” or “Did you?”
The lesson also highlights the importance of intonation in understanding whether a speaker is confirming something or genuinely asking.
Overall, the lesson helps learners improve their speaking and listening skills by encouraging natural and responsive dialogue.
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