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Tag questions with indefinite pronouns

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Guest  +  15550 Wed, 10 Dec 03 11:54 PM
How do I use tag questions with indefinite pronouns?

For example:

Nobody came to the party, did ___?

Everybody likes him, doesn't / don't ___?

Somebody should stop her, shouldn't ____?

I would enormously appreciate your help on this.

Thanks

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Lib, 5 yr 351 days ago
I'd use 'they'. Does anybody else want to comment?
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