March 20, 2020
Tag Questions
1) You don't recognize me, do you?
2) No one took in what you meant, did they?
3) Nothing was tailored to Mr Dan's request, was it?
4) Keep the crime a secret, would you?
5) Retouch the photo, would you?
6) Let's not draw off someone's barrel of rum, shall we?
7) Amplify the bass guitar, would you?
8) Everyone wants his demise, don't they?
9) Someone was out there, weren't they?
10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he?
Tag Questions
1) You don't recognize me, do you?
2) No one took ininternalized what you meant, did they?
3) Nothing was tailored to Mr Dan's request, was it?
4) would you Keep the crime a secret, would you?
5) would you Retouch the photo, would you?
7) would you Amplify the bass guitar, would you?
8) Everyone wants his demise, don't they?
9) Someone was out there, weren't they?
10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he?
Feedback
If “would you” is used at the end of a sentence it’s more like unknown decision question ... “I wouldn’t go on a trip for free, would you?” “She wouldn’t steal money, would you?” Or if used at the end it’s more like an unfriendly command “Amplify the guitar, WOULD YOU(already!!!)” Unless you mean it that way then perfect!
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1) You hardlydon't recognisze me, do you?
2) No one took in what you meant, did they?
3) Nothing was tailored to Mr Dan's request, was it?
4) Don't disclose the crime, willKeep the crime a secret, would you?
I feel like having a negative with the tag question "will you?" is a little awkward, but maybe that's just in my dialect. Also, I feel like it sounds better as "would you". At least where I'm from, we pretty much never use "will you?" and almost always "would you?".
5) Retouch the photo, would you?
6) Let's not draw off someone's barrel of rum, shall we?
Again, I feel like having a negative before this tag question is awkward, similar to sentence 4.
7) Amplify the bass guitar, canwould you?
8) Everyone wants his demise, don't they?
9) Someone was out there, weren't they?
10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he?
March 20, 2020
4) Don't disclose the crime, willKeep the crime a secret, would you?
As far as I know, with negative imperatives only "will you?" is possible . At least, I saw this in the example "Don’t go outside, will you?" in BBC grammar reference.
March 20, 2020
6) Let's not draw off someone's barrel of rum, shall we?
Also, BBC grammar says that it doesn't matter whether "Let's" is positive or negative, we can still use "shall we".
March 20, 2020
10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he?
I used double positive in this sentence because it's intensifying the emotion or something like that.
March 20, 2020
By the way, thanks for the corrections.
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1) You hardly recognise me, do you? 1) You |
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2) No one took in what you meant, did they? This sentence has been marked as perfect! 2) No one |
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3) Nothing was tailored to Mr Dan's request, was it? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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4) Don't disclose the crime, will you? 4) I feel like having a negative with the tag question "will you?" is a little awkward, but maybe that's just in my dialect. Also, I feel like it sounds better as "would you". At least where I'm from, we pretty much never use "will you?" and almost always "would you?". |
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5) Retouch the photo, would you? This sentence has been marked as perfect! 5) would you Retouch the photo |
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6) Let's not draw off someone's barrel of rum, shall we? 6) Let's not draw off someone's barrel of rum, shall we? Again, I feel like having a negative before this tag question is awkward, similar to sentence 4. |
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7) Aplify the bass guitar, can you? 7) Amplify the bass guitar, |
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8) Everyone wants his demise, don't they? This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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9) Someone was out there, weren't they? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, is he? 10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he? |
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4) Keep the crime a secret, would you? 4) would you Keep the crime a secret |
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Tag Questions This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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1) You don't recognize me, do you? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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7) Amplify the bass guitar, would you? 7) would you Amplify the bass guitar |
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10) He's going to study at the University of Harvard, isn't he? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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