Question

She ordered the taxi driver, “Drive faster, ________?”

• A. Won’t you
• B. Will you
• C. You must
• D. Can’t you

Hint:

With imperatives, use “will you?” as the default tag. Use “won’t you?” mainly for polite invitations (“Have a seat, won’t you?”).

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Identify the construction.
It is an imperative sentence (“Drive faster”). Imperative tag questions typically take “will you?” (or “won’t you?” for softer invitations).
Step 2: Match tone and grammar.
Here it is an order (not a polite invitation). The neutral, standard imperative tag is “will you?”.
(A) “Won’t you?” sounds like a polite request/invitation.
(C) “You must” is not a tag; it changes meaning.
(D) “Can’t you?” questions ability/complains, not a tag echo. \[ \boxed{\text{(B) Will you}} \]