Choose the correct question tag for the given sentence: "She has brou…

The correct answer is Option (2) → Hasn't she?

Question tags:

• Rule: a positive statement takes a negative tag, and a negative statement takes a positive tag.
• The tag is made of:
  • The helping verb of the statement.
  • A pronoun for the subject.
• This sentence:
  • "She has brought ..." is positive, so the tag is negative.
  • The helping verb is has (present perfect "has brought").
  • The subject is she.
    Complete sentence: She has brought three cardigans, two pairs of socks and two mufflers, hasn't she?

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: Isn't it? — Incorrect.

• The helping verb is "has", not "is".
• The subject is "she", not "it".

Option 3: Doesn't she? — Incorrect. "Does" is used for a simple present statement with no helping verb ("She brings ..., doesn't she?"). Here "has" is already the helping verb.

Option 4: Isn't she? — Incorrect. "Is" would follow a statement with "is" ("She is busy, isn't she?"). The statement uses "has".

Contrast: when the statement has a helping verb ("has"), the tag repeats it. "Do/does" is used only when there is no helping verb.