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That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question)



 
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That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question) #1 (permalink) Sun Jan 25, 2009 10:37 am   That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question)
 

What is the correct 'tag question' for
'That's not very nice'

'is it?'
or
'is that?'

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That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question) #2 (permalink) Sun Jan 25, 2009 11:01 am   That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question)
 

Hi,

My simple answer: 'is it?'

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That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question) #3 (permalink) Sun Jan 25, 2009 12:06 pm   That's not very nice, is it? vs. is that? (Tag Question)
 

Thanks Alan,
That's what I thought, and that was what I always used, but just got to wonder if that was correct.
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