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Hendy Gunawan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Grammar "Isn't there anything to drink left?"
Dear Teachers,
I'm just wondering about these sentences :
"There isn't anything to drink left, is there?"
"There is something left to drink, isn't there?"
"There isn't anything left to drink, is there?"
Are the above sentences correct ?
Thanks in advance.
I'm just wondering about these sentences :
"There isn't anything to drink left, is there?"
"There is something left to drink, isn't there?"
"There isn't anything left to drink, is there?"
Are the above sentences correct ?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
All 3 are correct, but #2 and #3 sound better. Clive
- All 3 are correct, but #2 and #3 sound better.
- Clive
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