Choose the option that correctly explains when a question tag is used.
- A Question tags are short phrases added at the end of a statement to confirm information, seek agreement, or prompt a response. They usually mirror the verb and subject of the main statement.
- B Question tags are short phrases with the main information of the sentence and aim to confirm the information of another sentence presented in the text, without a relationship between the sentences.
- C Question tags are texts that present important information about a topic already introduced in another text. They are short texts with a lot of important information for the reader.
- D A question tag is a sentence used at the end of a text to present an opposing argument to what was stated in the body of the text, and it may have a connection with the main theme.
- E A question tag is a short text that does not present thematic content and does not have questions to encourage the reader to understand the context.
