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BlackMiau Posted 16 years ago
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Isn't it? Is it?

As simple as life Emotion: big smile

-"It's interesting"- goes with Is it? or Isn't it?
-"It's not interesting"- goes with Is it? or Isn't it?

Positive with Is it?
Negatives with Isn't it?

Help me!

Thank youu!!
  

Top answer

BlackMiau -"It's interesting"- goes with Is it? or Isn't it? -"It's not interesting"- goes with Is it?

— CalifJim

  • BlackMiau -"It's interesting"- goes with Is it?
  • or Isn't it?
  • -"It's not interesting"- goes with Is it?
  • or Isn't it?
  • The tag takes the reverse polarity.
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BlackMiau-"It's interesting"- goes with Is it? or Isn't it?
-"It's not interesting"- goes with Is it? or Isn't it?
The tag takes the reverse polarity. So one of the two clauses has negation (not or n't).

+ ...., not?

or
not ...., +?

It's interesting, isn't it?
It's not interesting, is
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Heey and welkom back from you vac.
Whow, mmm.... Interesting hahaha
I whoud say :
1) "It's interesting, Isn't it?"
2) "It's not interesting, Is it.?"

Am i correct?!

Greetings
Jolanda
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