附加反意疑问句（国外英文资料）.doc

附加反意疑问句（国外英文资料） Add an anti-meaning question A, meaning: After a statement, a short question is attached to the statement, asking the opposite question. Such as: A snake is scary, isnt it? We speak Chinese, dont We? Structure: declarative sentence + short additional questions. Structure 1: former Ken, + not It is a nice day, isnt It? Structure 2: no, plus Ken Eg. Amy cant do that. 3, use additional questions that you should pay attention to. 1) the consistency of the tense, the person, the number. 2) positive and negative forms are reversed. 3) the subject of the question must be called pronoun. Jack could ride a bike, could t he? 4) the presentation is in accordance with the tense of the question. Tom was watching TV, wasnt he? He goes to the park with his mom. 5) part of the presentation is a verb, auxiliary verb, or modal verb, and the question part is appropriate in the appropriate form of these words; If there is no such word in the presentation, the question is in the appropriate form of the auxiliary verb do. Your father is a teacher, isnt he? They have worked in the factory for these years, havent They? You can help him, cant You? Lucy studies best in your class, doesnt she? 6) the question not should be abbreviated with the verb be, auxiliary or modal. He is a famous movie star, isnt He? (fx) He is a famous movie star. (x) 7) your answers to the disjunctive question is in view of the present part, answer it to be consistent in form, but when the negative declarative sentence type, yes to be translated as no, no to be translated into yes. -- You arent a student, are You? B: Yes, I am. Im not Four. Various forms of question and question Nothing is too easy in the world, is it? 2) if the statement part of the subject is indicative of this or that, the subject of the additional section USES it. If it is an indication of these or those, the subject of the additional section USES them. This is a nice map, isnt it? These are boxes, arent they? 3) if there is a se