Identify the correct sentence.
Correct answer: B. He is playing cricket, isn't he?
- A. He is playing cricket, isn't it?
- B. He is playing cricket, isn't he?
- C. He is playing cricket, doesn't he?
- D. He is playing cricket, wasn't he?
Explanation
The correct sentence is "He is playing cricket, isn't he?" because in tag questions, a positive statement takes a negative tag, and the auxiliary verb "is" matches with "isn't he" correctly.
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