Choose the correct answer. You have to tidy up the house, ... you?

This is a short addition to the sentence, asking for agreement or confirmation. After negative statements we use the ordinary interrogative: You didn’t see him, did you? After affirmative statements we use the negative interrogative: Peter helped you, didn’t he? Negative verbs in the tags are usually contracted. There is an irregular formation: I’m late, aren’t I? Note that “let’s” has the tag “shall”: Let’s go, shall we? The subject of the tag is always a pronoun. The “have to” has its negative, “don’t / doesn’t have to” are the correct forms for habitual actions.

Manba: UZBMB namunaviy test topshiriqlari va ularni yechish bo‘yicha tavsiyalar (2020). M. G‘apporov, R. Qosimova “Ingliz tili grammatikasi”, pages 287-288