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A tag question is a small question attached atcthe end of a sentence It is hot,isn't it.? It was cold yesterday,wasn't it? The three things you notice are * if the sentence is in the positive the tag turns negative. * Note that the tense will always remain the same. * The pronoun given will be...
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A tag question is a small question attached atcthe end of a sentence It is hot,isn't it.? It was cold yesterday,wasn't it? The three things you notice are * if the sentence is in the positive the tag turns negative. * Note that the tense will always remain the same. * The pronoun given will be used Some examplesThis student always works hard doesn't he? You can ask from where did does appear,because the verb works is in the present tense,so for singular use 'does' and for plural use 'do' read less
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