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Latest post Mon, Jun 28 2004 3:20 PM by Godfather. 3 replies.
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Godfather  +  34879 Mon, 28 Jun 04 03:20 PM
All the people I have asked about this couldn't really give me a sure answer. Maybe this forums can help me.

I am a very lucky person, aren't I?

or

I am a very lucky person, am I not?

Which one is correct?
Godfather
Joined on Mon, Jun 28 2004
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odoriko, 5 yr 147 days ago
As far as I know, both are fine.
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learner  +  34893 Mon, 28 Jun 04 04:39 PM
Hi Godfather,

Both are correct.

The second (Am I not?) is more formal than the first one.

Hope it helps
learner
Joined on Tue, Feb 24 2004
Brazil
Full Member 104
Godfather, 5 yr 147 days ago
Thank you odoriko & learner
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