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Silencio Tarsier Posted 13 years ago
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ain't I?

I am cute, ain't I?
I am cute, isn't I?
I am cute, am not I?

She denied me, did/ didn't she?
Since deny is negative, should we use did?
  

Top answer

Yes, you have to use the negative question because she says something about you that is affirmative for her. She denied me, didn't she?

— Anonymous

  • Yes, you have to use the negative question because she says something about you that is affirmative for her.
  • She denied me, didn't she?
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Yes, you have to use the negative question because she says something about you that is affirmative for her.

She denied me, didn't she?
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I am cute, ain't I? (This is not standard English.)
I am cute, isn't I? (This is wrong.)
I am cute, am not I? (This is very formal English.)

Say this:
I am cute, aren't I?

She denied me, didn't she?
The meaning of the ve
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