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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Correct sentence?

I am not a stupid person, aren’t I?


Is this sentence correct?

  

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anonymous I am not a stupid person, aren’t I? Is this sentence correct? No.

  • anonymous I am not a stupid person, aren’t I?
  • Is this sentence correct?
  • No.
  • The polarity (affirmative / negative) of the tag must be the opposite of the polarity of the main clause.
  • Therefore, the following are correct, but not the one you quoted above.
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anonymous

I am not a stupid person, aren’t I?


Is this sentence correct?

No. The polarity (affirmative / negative) of the tag must be the opposite of the polarity of the main clause. Therefore, the following are correct, but not the one you quoted above.

I am not a stupid person, am I?
I am a stupid person, aren't I?

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Harry is going to Scotland by the train.

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