Well, what i know about the task questions is that you say a sentence just like it is and then you ask a simple “is’nt it?” at the end or something like that.
That’s ok for me texting or writting something. But when I am speaking it is really strange for me say something like:
So, you went to the park yesterday, DID’NT YOU?
The last part is what is strange for me. So I was wondering if the native-speakers really do that or if I can just say “So you went to the park yesterday” without saying the last part and the people is going to understand me.
Because i feel embarrased each time I’m going to say stuff like this because I dont know if I should say the last part, or its ok not to say it, or if I have to ask just like another question.
To make clearer the situation I’m going to give an example:
-Have you heard about the haunted plantations?
-Oh yes! There are many plantations close to my hometown. When I was 11 I went to one and I was so scary!
-Oh really? You went when you were 11!?
(Is that last part ok? or should I ask: Did you go when you were 11?)