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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Tag question in declarative sentences.
You want a drink, do you?
That's the correct tag question isn't it?
I wonder there are tag questions for the sentences below.
1. I told you so.
2. It serves you right.
3. I'm sorry I couldn't be there
4. It's good to see you.
5. I'll see you later.
That's the correct tag question isn't it?
I wonder there are tag questions for the sentences below.
1. I told you so.
2. It serves you right.
3. I'm sorry I couldn't be there
4. It's good to see you.
5. I'll see you later.
Top answer
You want a drink, do you? is OK You want a drink, don't you? is better That's the correct tag question, isn't it?
- You want a drink, do you?
- is OK You want a drink, don't you?
- is better That's the correct tag question, isn't it?
- I wonder if there are tag questions for the sentences below ?
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You want a drink, do you? is OK
You want a drink, don't you? is better
That's the correct tag question, isn't it?
I wonder if there are tag questions for the sentences below
You want a drink, don't you? is better
That's the correct tag question, isn't it?
I wonder if there are tag questions for the sentences below
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Hi, John.
1. It appears that we are going to win, doesn't it?
2. It appears that we are going to win, aren't we?
Which is correct tag question?
1. It appears that we are going to win, doesn't it?
2. It appears that we are going to win, aren't we?
Which is correct tag question?
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