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The sentence said: I’m a question tag, aren’t I?
The sentence said: I’m a question tag, aren’t I?
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Eladio
#47181 Fri, 24 Sep 04 06:19 PM
Would you be so kind to tell me if these sentences are grammatically correct?
I’m not late, am I?
I’m late, aren’t I?
I’m late, aren’t me?
Let’s go for a walk, shall we?
Let me know if you have further news, will you?
Thank you in advance!
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haoqide
#47204 Fri, 24 Sep 04 09:29 PM
I’m not late, am I? -->Correct!
I’m late, aren’t I? -->Correct!
I’m late, aren’t me? -->Incorrect.
Let’s go for a walk, shall we? -->Correct!
Let me know if you have further news, will you? -->Correct!
haoqide
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Question tag in a sentence with 2 clauses...
Question tag
"is it?" as tag question
Tag question
A Tag Question
Let's... question tag.
Is this correct sentence structure and if...
TAG-QUESTIONS !
Which question tag to use?
Tag Questıon
Tag
"Question tag" by N88
Mister Micawber
#47219 Sat, 25 Sep 04 01:53 AM
'I'm late, aren't I?'-- in informal spoken English this is fine. In very formal English, it would better be expressed as 'I'm late, am I not?'
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