alleryComplete: "You like tea, ___?"
Ado you
Baren't you
Cdon't you
Disn't it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. don't you
1. A question tag is added to a statement to ask for confirmation.
2. The usual rule is that a positive sentence has a negative tag.
3. "You like tea" is positive and uses the verb "like", so the tag is "don't you".
**Why not the others:** "Do you" has a positive tag after a positive sentence. "Aren't you" and "isn't it" use the wrong auxiliary verb.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Tag question", section "introduction" (revision 1375935026)_
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