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Ilaydaozge Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Question about tag questions

Hi all,

This time my question is about tag questions.

They want to join the meeting.

We too.

or

us too.

He can help you on this.

She too.

or her too.
  

Top answer

They want to join the meeting. We do, too. He can help you on this.

— Mister Micawber

  • They want to join the meeting.
  • We do, too.
  • He can help you on this.
  • She can, too.
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They want to join the meeting.
We do, too.

He can help you on this.
She can, too.
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but we can say

they will join.

me too.

is it only possible to do without the auxiliary/modal with me?
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Mister MicawberThey want to join the meeting.
We do, too.

He can help you on this.
She can, too.
Another option:
They want to join the group. (I've changed this because "join the meeting" sounds very strange to me. You can join a group, or attend a meeting.)
So do we.

He can help you on this.
So can she.
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is it only possible to do without the auxiliary/modal with me? -- Yes, and only casually.
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