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miss luxplease answer this question based on question tag.

She has a big car,__?

Doesn't she?
Welcome to the Forums, miss lux. For future reference, we prefer that people with questions offer their own guess and let us help from there. I think you'll enjoy your time here, and we all hope you learn something! Again, Welcome!

it should be hasn't she and not doesn't she

mkkhanit should be hasn't she and not doesn't she

Not if you wish to sound natural. You use "did" for many, many tag questions that start in the positive and take the negative tag.

Would you say "You jumped off rock, jumped you?" "You fell, fallen you?" No, of course not. You'd say "didn't you."

If you start the ma

She's got a big car, hasn't she?

I think we can say that "doesn't she" is more American, while "hasn't she" is more British.

thanks alot for the explanatoin provided by you. now would you please elaborate the difference- if any- in the following sentences?
You jumped off rock, didn't you?"
You jumped off rock, did you?"
thanks

mkkhanYou jumped off rock, didn't you?"
You jumped off rock, did you?"

You jumped off the rock, didn't you? -- I already expect the answer to be yes, and I'm just asking for confirmation.

You jumped off rock, did you?" -- I am disapointed, irritated, or surprised to know you did this. (I'm not asking for confirmation.)

doesn't she