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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammatically correctentence
Which of the two sentences is grammatically correct?
1. She rarely comes in time doesn't she?
2. She rarely comes in time does she?
1. She rarely comes in time doesn't she?
2. She rarely comes in time does she?
Top answer
2. She rarely comes in time does she? '
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- She rarely comes in time does she?
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2. She rarely comes in time does she? You can also say 'she rarely comes on time does she?'
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^^ I think the first sentence is true, this is construction of tag question
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Hi
In - to me is not the right preposition based on the above context.
If you made a dinner reservation for five at 6:30 pm, and you friend Sally is the only one who is late. I can say: She rarely comes on time; does she? However, if Sally finally shows up after everyone already has finished the main course, I can say: " Sally, you just
In - to me is not the right preposition based on the above context.
If you made a dinner reservation for five at 6:30 pm, and you friend Sally is the only one who is late. I can say: She rarely comes on time; does she? However, if Sally finally shows up after everyone already has finished the main course, I can say: " Sally, you just
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