";" or "," and do you? or don't you?

Either 1 or 2 is okay. The second one suggests you think they will agree.

Both 3 and 4 are comma splices, joining two independent clauses with a comma. This is incorrect.

Hi,

Which one is correct way to say?

1. I think we should stop; do you agree?

2. I think we should stop; don't you agree?

3. I think we should stop, do you agree?

4. I think we should stop, don't you agree?


You are asking about speaking. When you say these, they will all sound almost exactly the same. None of them will sound w

"... but a semi-colon is a very odd form of punctuation to choose..."

So the bway way to write the sentence down will be like

1. I thknk we should stop. Do you agree?

2. I thknk we should stop. Don't you agree?



Are these two ways better than using a semi-colon?

Do we still cosnider these two new sentences , tag qu

Hi,

"... but a semi-colon is a very odd form of punctuation to choose..."

So the bway way to write the sentence down will be like

1. I thknk we should stop. Do you agree?

2. I thknk we should stop. Don't you agree?

Yes.

Are these two ways better than using a semi-colon? Yes, in my opinion.

My question is concerning just the word "Okay" at the end of a sentence. Is it part of the sentence or a one-word sentence of itself?

Let's go into the other room and finish this report, okay? or . . . finish this report. Okay?

Hi,

Either way is fine. The use of 'okay' indicates that it's just a relaxed, informal thing to say.

Clive