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Penicillin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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Hello
Which one is correct:
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't it?
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't there?
I think the first is.
Thanks
Which one is correct:
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't it?
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't there?
I think the first is.
Thanks
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And this question please: - Open the window, won't you? - Open the window, don't you?
- And this question please: - Open the window, won't you?
- - Open the window, don't you?
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And this question please:
- Open the window, won't you?
- Open the window, don't you?
- Open the window, won't you?
- Open the window, don't you?
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Hi,
Which one is correct:
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't it? No
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't there? Yes
I think the first is.
- Open the window, won't you? Yes. You could also say 'will you?'
Which one is correct:
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't it? No
- There's a fly in your soup, isn't there? Yes
I think the first is.
- Open the window, won't you? Yes. You could also say 'will you?'
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Clive: « There's a fly in your soup, isn't it? — No»
Can I use "isn't it there" for the tag?
Can I use "isn't it there" for the tag?
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Hi Ant,
Clive: « There's a fly in your soup, isn't it? — No»
Can I use "isn't it there" for the tag?
No, you can't. Consider these gradual modifications to the sentence.
There's a fly in your soup.
Is there a fly in your soup?
Is there not a fly in your soup?
Clive: « There's a fly in your soup, isn't it? — No»
Can I use "isn't it there" for the tag?
No, you can't. Consider these gradual modifications to the sentence.
There's a fly in your soup.
Is there a fly in your soup?
Is there not a fly in your soup?
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