Question

Add an appropriate question tag.
One good turn deserves another.
A) Doesn’t it?
B) Don’t it.
C) Does it?
D) Did it?

Answer 1

Hint:Question tags are one of the important components of English grammar. They are used to describe the expectation of the speaker associated with the statement. The speaker expects the listener to agree to the statement.

Complete answer:
Let us analyze each option one by one.
Option A is ‘Doesn’t it?’ This question tag is negative which is required in this case. Also, the helping verb is suitable in the context of the given sentence. Therefore, option A can be possibly correct.
Option B is ‘Don’t it’. This question tag is negative which is required in this case. But, the helping verb is not suitable in the context of the given sentence, because; ‘do’ is not the correct form of the verb here and does not have a question mark as well. Therefore, option B cannot be possibly correct.
Option C is ‘does it?’ This question tag is positive. As the rule suggests, the positive main clause in the sentence will mean that the question tag will be negative. Therefore, option C is also incorrect in this case.
Option D is ‘did it?’ This question tag is positive. As the rule suggests, the positive main clause in the sentence will mean that the question tag will be negative. Therefore, option D is also incorrect in this case.

Note:
The question tags are generally the interrogative form of the helping verb like was, is, does and others used in the given sentence. For the positive main clause, the negative question tag is used. Therefore, this helps in identifying the correct and most suitable question tag for the statement.