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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 07, 2005 2:55 am   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-37 "Question Tags (3)", question 4

In that case he'll have to look for a new job .........

(a) shall he?
(b) won't he?
(c) isn't he?
(d) does he?

Test No. incompl/elem-37 "Question Tags (3)", answer 4

In that case he'll have to look for a new job won't he?

Correct answer: (b) won't he?

Your answer was: incorrect
In that case he'll have to look for a new job does he?
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Question tags #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 07, 2005 8:09 am   Question tags
 

In the repeated question we usually use the same tense and the opposite in terms of negative/positive of the main verb. So we have:

He will, won't he?

He won't, will he?
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #3 (permalink) Tue Feb 10, 2009 15:34 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Hi Alan!

Thank you Alan! It's clear to me. I don't have many thing to say. I study grammar through stories every day. That entertains me.
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #4 (permalink) Thu Apr 16, 2009 22:53 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Thanks you Alan!. I used to be mistake this positive/negative verb. Now after your tips, make sense for me.
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #5 (permalink) Sun Jun 07, 2009 20:29 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

THANK YOU ALAN .
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #6 (permalink) Mon Jun 15, 2009 16:03 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Thank you Alan
I realized now how can I use questions tags, and how it's clear for me now than before.
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #7 (permalink) Thu Jul 16, 2009 14:19 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

thank you guys!!!, before tag questions for me is very hard to understand now i can fully understand it. see you in the next topic.
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #8 (permalink) Wed Jul 22, 2009 15:22 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Hi Alan!

It's very kind to help us improving our english. Isn't it? I'm not kidind but I like to practice with you.
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #9 (permalink) Fri Aug 21, 2009 18:29 pm   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Hi! I would like to thank you on this particular topic which had been explained to every english learner like me. I am expecting more from you. Kehinde from Nigeria
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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #10 (permalink) Sat Nov 14, 2009 6:38 am   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

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He'll have to look for a new job won't he? #11 (permalink) Wed Nov 18, 2009 9:07 am   He'll have to look for a new job won't he?
 

Hi there,

'a fraction of the cost' is it part of what you have to pay or is it something else like an idiom or some sort of phrase? Anyway that is what is meant by me.

As for 'don't pin me down with a label' it means don't blame me for something I haven't done, just because I usually do that type of thing.

ow how about that? Is it correct? Tell me its correct meaning.

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