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Inherited vs. received | Difference between must and have to?
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Question tags Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:02 am  Question tags
 

Test No. incompl/elem-35 "Question Tags", question 2

She's definitely not coming .........

(a) will she?
(b) isn't she?
(c) is she?
(d) can she?

Test No. incompl/elem-35 "Question Tags", answer 2

She's definitely not coming is she?

Correct answer: (c) is she?

Your answer was: incorrect
She's definitely not coming isn't she?
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What is the 'she's'?I can't undertand what 's mean.
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Question tags Tue Dec 14, 2004 13:05 pm  Question tags
 

Here is the structure of questions tags:

positive main clause → negative question tag
Example:
You are from Canada, aren't you?

negative main clause → positive question tag
Example:
You aren't from Canada, are you?

In the sentence you are referrring to the main clause is negative, that's why the question tag has to be positive:

She's definitely not coming is she?

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