62 Question Tags Referring to Nobody, Nothing, Somebody

A Question Tag is a short question at the end of a sentence which is used to check information, ask for confirmation (negative tag) or agreement (positive tag). {see Question Tags, A2 Level}

• “Nothing“ is used with “it“ when we make a Question Tag:
  Nothing/Everything + it + (?);
• “Nobody“ and “somebody“ are used with “they“ when we make a Question Tag:
  Nobody/Everybody/Somebody + they + (?).

• Everthing is philosophic, isn’t it?
• Nothing is related to security, is it?
• Nobody came from the army, did they?
• Everybody attacked to each other, didn’t they?

• Everything: All things that exist, all the things that associate with the subject;
• Nothing: Not any thing, not even one single thing;
• Nobody: No person, not anyone;
• Everybody: Everyone, every person.

When we use Nothing or Everything in a sentence, Question Tag should be “it”.

If there is Nobody, Everybody or Somebody, Question Tag should be “they” in order the sentence to be grammatically correct.