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Question tags #31 (permalink) Wed Mar 03, 2010 21:24 pm   Question tags
 

I did a thorough explanation on this thread:

http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic50854.html
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Question tags #32 (permalink) Wed Mar 03, 2010 21:36 pm   Question tags
 

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You did a really good job! It can't be more clear, can it?:}. Thanks!
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Question tags #33 (permalink) Fri Mar 05, 2010 13:11 pm   Question tags
 

Thank you Torsten,

This time you really made it easy. I am gonna repeat it, you may correct me where I go wrong.
If main clause is positive, then question tag should be negative.
If main clause is negative, then question tag should be positive.

Example:
she is not going to perform it, is she?
she would not make it, would she?

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Question tags #34 (permalink) Tue May 04, 2010 16:36 pm   Question tags
 

Dear Torsten, I think question tags are easier than some parts of English. Thanks, Natig
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Question tags #35 (permalink) Sat Jun 19, 2010 15:10 pm   Question tags
 

Respected,

oh!!! i am fail at all,i missed you a lot ,because i am not catch such technique about Question Tag!!! could you brief me again please.
See my very bad result,i am hasitate....
Awaiting for your prompt reply.
Thanks.
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Question tags #36 (permalink) Sat Jun 19, 2010 16:31 pm   Question tags
 

Hi Minud9, If you use a positive sentence, you have to use a negative question tag. For example: You learn English, don`t you? And if you use a negative sentence, you have to use a positive question tag. For example: You don`t speak English well, do you? The meaning of a sentence depends how you say it. If your voice goes down at the end of a sentence, you don`t really ask a question. When you speak like this, you are inviting the listener to agree with you. But if your voice goes up (say a question tag stronger) at the end of a sentence, you are really asking a question.
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Question tags #37 (permalink) Wed Jun 23, 2010 17:49 pm   Question tags
 

Respected Natiq1,
Thanks for Explanation of questio Tags. i am easily follow now.
Many thanks.
Regards and see you soon on forum.
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Question tags #38 (permalink) Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:24 am   Question tags
 

Dear Torsten,

I like your website very much. It really can give me improvement.
Thanks you and all website members.

With warmest regards,
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Question tags #39 (permalink) Thu Jul 29, 2010 20:36 pm   Question tags
 

this question is excellent... really excellent...
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Question tags #40 (permalink) Sat Aug 28, 2010 20:02 pm   Question tags
 

your way in explaining structure is very clear ,thank you.
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Question tags #41 (permalink) Mon Sep 13, 2010 9:34 am   Question tags
 

Hi Torston,
your help is great and yes I do like the way you are delivering your messages and the way yoy make others communicate with each other.Thank you.
Best regards from Soumaya
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Question tags #42 (permalink) Thu Feb 17, 2011 15:44 pm   Question tags
 

I confused this so I'll practise hardly
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Question tags #43 (permalink) Tue Mar 29, 2011 7:41 am   Question tags
 

Hi Torston
Can you explain to me when to use negative clause and when to use positive? For example I'm going to town, are you? I'm not going to town, Are'nt you? are these two sentences correct?

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Question tags #44 (permalink) Mon Apr 04, 2011 22:40 pm   Question tags
 

Hi Torston,

I'm very happy, thank you for your explanation about question tags I understood this more easily .
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Question tags #45 (permalink) Sat Apr 16, 2011 2:58 am   Question tags
 

Hi Torsten,
Thanks for your lesson.I got 8/10 in this test.I am trying for some more better results.But I didn,t understand how to use the negative question tags when the pronoun is she or he.
A)Ex:She hates the sight of him.
B)Ex:He rides the bicycle.

Waiting for your answer.

With Best Regards,
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