Positive and negative question tags

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them let's go back to that original

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sentence you like sunny days right but

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let's change right and instead let's say

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you like sunny days don't you or we

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could say you don't like sunny days do

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you let's try to look for a pattern here

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we can see in that first sentence you

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like sunny days this is a positive

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sentence and then we're adding a

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negative tag question don't you what

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about the second sentence you don't like

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sunny days do you we have a negative

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sentence and a positive tag question

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this is the key to great tag questions

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when you have a positive sentence you're

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gonna add a negative tag question when

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you have a negative sentence you're

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gonna add a positive tag question this

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is just a quick tip about tag questions

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but if you'd like me to make a full

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lesson here on YouTube about tag

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questions let me know in the comments

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the fourth way to form questions in

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English is simply by changing your

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intonation you could say you like sunny

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days here the grammar is the same as a

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simple sentence you like sunny days but

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my voice changed in pitch you like sunny

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days