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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
I NEED HELP
WHAT IS THE CORRECT WAY OF WRITTING THE FOLLOWING???
I'M YOUR FRIEND________________ I?
OPTIONS ARE:
A) AM
B)ARE
C)AM NOT
D) ARENT
I'M YOUR FRIEND________________ I?
OPTIONS ARE:
A) AM
B)ARE
C)AM NOT
D) ARENT
Top answer
In this case, there are two possible answers. ' in formal English.
- In this case, there are two possible answers.
- ' in formal English.
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In this case, there are two possible answers. 'Am I?' is grammatically correct but a bit unexpected in isolation, as here; 'Aren't I' is acceptable spoken English and probably the more common tag; it should be replaced, however, by 'am I not?' in formal English.
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You might rephrase your sentence as follows. "I am your friend, correct?" Or you could say, "Am I correct in thinking that I am your friend?" Or, "Am I correct in thinking that you are my friend?"
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