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User007 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
What is the meaning of are/is/am not in interrogative form?
Do we say aren't when we are sure
Or when we are asking for something(unsure)
For example I saw a photo of my friend
And I said to myself isn't it Jacob?
(I am sure it is he)
Or My friend brought me mushrooms
I asked him Aren't these poisonous?
(I am asking my friend about it Neither i know that they are poisonous Nor they look poisonous so i am not sure)
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(I am sure it is he) Right. (I am asking my friend about it Neither i know that they are poisonous Nor they look poisonous so i am not sure) Right. user007 Do we say aren't when we are sureOr when we are asking for something(unsure) It could mean either; tone and context are definitive.
- (I am sure it is he) Right.
- (I am asking my friend about it Neither i know that they are poisonous Nor they look poisonous so i am not sure) Right.
- user007 Do we say aren't when we are sureOr when we are asking for something(unsure) It could mean either; tone and context are definitive.
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user007 I saw a photo of my friendAnd I said to myself isn't it Jacob?(I am sure it is he)
Right.
user007Or My friend brought me mushroomsI asked him Aren't these poisonous?(I am asking my friend about it Neither i know that they are poisonous Nor they look poisonous so i am not sure)
Right.
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