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Kook j Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Answering an interrogative question

Hi,teachers I have a question.

A:She's no intelligent girl,is she?

B:Yes she is.(she's an intelligent girl)/No,she isn't.(she's not an intelligent girl)

Can I answer like B in this case?

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A: She's not an intelligent girl, is she? (she's not an intelligent girl)

— Mister Micawber

  • A: She's not an intelligent girl, is she?
  • (she's not an intelligent girl)
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A: She's not an intelligent girl, is she?

B1: Yes, she is.(she's an intelligent girl)

B2: No, she isn't.(she's not an intelligent girl)
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Thank you for your answer Micaweber.

I want you to answer me another question.

Have you ever met the question like A in my post above?
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A:She's no intelligent girl,is she?-- You mean this one? No. That structure exists, but it is used in hyperbole only, I think: 'She's no Einstein, is she?
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