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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Dosn't it vs isn't it

Hi there!

I'm wodering which form is the correct one:

1. The clock ticks life away, isn't it?

or

2. The clock ticks life away, doesn't it?

I think I would go with the 2nd option but I'm not completely sure why. If anyone could explain this better, I would really appreciate.

Thank you!
  

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Anonymous I think I would go with the 2nd option but I'm not completely sure why. If anyone could explain this better, I would really appreciate it . Correct.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I think I would go with the 2nd option but I'm not completely sure why.
  • If anyone could explain this better, I would really appreciate it .
  • Correct.
  • , doesn't it?
  • " can only be used if the main part of the statement has is or the contracted form 's .
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AnonymousI think I would go with the 2nd option but I'm not completely sure why. If anyone could explain this better, I would really appreciate it.
Correct. ... ticks ..., doesn't it?

"isn't it?" can only be used if the main part of the statement has is or the contracted form 's.

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