That's John, isn't he?
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Grammar notes
Positive Sentence, Negative Tag
After a positive statement, the question tag is usually negative. The helper verb in the tag must match the main sentence. We often use tags to check or confirm information.
- Example: That's John, isn't he?
- Example: She can swim, can't she?
Quick Rule
- positive statement -> negative tag
- match the helper verb and the subject in the tag
The main sentence says it; the tag politely checks it.