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Must: Question Tags #1 (permalink) Mon May 15, 2006 18:37 pm   Must: Question Tags
 

Dear all
Are the following question tags correct?

. You look at her like this.You must like her, don't you?
You must be enjoying it, aren't you

thanks in advance

Tom
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Question tags #2 (permalink) Mon May 15, 2006 19:14 pm   Question tags
 

Hi,

I would be happy with: You must like her, mustn't you?
You must be enjoying it, mustn't you?

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