Question tag
Add a question tag to each of the following sentences:
1- Few friends know your secrets,.........?
2- She has few friends, ............?
3- I wish to leave now, .....?
My answer
1- do they ? 2- doesn't she OR hasn't she? 3- may I?
I would appreciate it if you answered my questions.
Top answer
All your answers are OK. 2- She has few friends, hasn't she? 2- She has a few friends, doesn't she?
- All your answers are OK.
- 2- She has few friends, hasn't she?
- 2- She has a few friends, doesn't she?
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All your answers are OK.
2- She has few friends, hasn't she?
2- She has a few friends, doesn't she?
0For me, "I wish to leave now, may I?" is not a true tag question and is in fact a comma splice. I wouldn't know how to answer (3). "I wish to leave now, don't I?" hardly works even in the indignant sense of "don't I?" (since it clashes with the polite "wish").
0essam gaweeshI would appreciate it if you answered my questions.
By the way, while it is obvious in the context that you meant this politely, I feel I should point out just for information that actually it may have a terse or even impolite feel. This is what we may say if we are annoyed with someone for not previously being helpful, for instance.
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