1. There are few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
2. There are a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
3. There are only a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
4. There are quite a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
What are the answers to the above four questions?
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Thank you very much for your reply.
(A) are (B) aren't
2. There are a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
3. There are only a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
4. There are quite a few students in the classroom, ____ there?
(A) are (B) aren't
What are the answers to the above four questions?
_______________
Thank you very much for your reply.
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Comments
In each one, either word can be used.
Why not have a look at this, especially the "Same-way question tags "section?
http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verbs-questions-tag.htm
2. aren't
3. aren't
4. aren't
1. There are few students in the classroom, ____ there? (A) are (B) aren't
I think the answer is A because few is negative in meaning. Am I right?
3. There are only a few students in the classroom, ____ there? (A) are (B) aren't
Is only a few positive or negative in meaning?
How about the following questions? (Quoted from Ho's Complete English Grammar, a very popular grammar book in Taiwan)
1. He has few (few=not many) good reasons for doing so, ____ he?
(A) has (B) hasn't
The answer is A. Do you agree?
2. You have very little (little=not much) time for writing, ___ you?
(A) have (B) haven't
The answer is A. Do you agree?
3. Few people came while I was out, ___ they?
(A) did (B) didn't
The answer is A. Do you agree?
2. - B
3. - B