Which one is correct?
Correct answer: A. The children are playing, aren't they?
- A. The children are playing, aren't they?
- B. The children are playing, doesn't they?
- C. The children are playing, wasn't they?
- D. The children are playing, isn't it?
Explanation
The correct sentence is "The children are playing, aren't they?" because the verb "are" is positive, so the tag must be negative "aren't", and the subject "children" is replaced with "they."
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