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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Question tag

Hello,

  1. Open the door.

I have to attache a question tag with #1.

A. Open the door, will you?

B. Open the door, will not you?


2. I am leanrning English.

A. I am leanrning English, aren't I?


3. Let's play chess.


A. Let's play chess, shall we?


Are these correct?

Thanks.

  

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1B is wrong. CB

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hanuman_2000B. Open the door, will not you?

When we are asking someone to do something, the question tag would be 'will you?', and if it is not in a friendly way, the question tag would be 'would you?'

Don't forget your promise, will you?

Leave me alone, would you?

If you are offering someone something in a fr

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Hello,

  1. Open the door, will you not?

Now #1 is correct?

Thanks.

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hanuman_2000Now #1 is correct?

No, it has to be 'will you?'.

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Sir,

It was taught that we could use 'will you' or 'will you not' /'won't you' for iperative sentences.

One more question.

A.I shall look forwarf to meeting you next week, shan't I?

Is #A correct?

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OK. Note spelling of "forward".

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Let Sarita play chess.(add question tag)
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