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附加疑问句秘诀（Tag questions） Direct question is good. Why do you need an additional question? Why is English so annoying? Hey, whats all this fuss about? Something like that. Remember well, no problem? Remember Zhou Tongyus saying: complaining will only make you tired.. The tag question is also called an interrogative sentence, which means that the person in question is uncertain and needs to be verified by the other person. Interrogative sentences consists of two parts: the first part is a statement after a part is a short question, the two part of the tense should be consistent, there are two forms: 1. the statement of the affirmative negative question + 2.; statement negation + question certainly type. A special case of tag questions: 1. when the subject of the statement is I, and the sentence is used to ask for the other persons opinion, the subject in the interrogative sentence is you. Such as: I, find, English, very, interesting, dont, you? 2. when the subject of the statement is everybody, everyone, someone, nobody, no, one, somebody and other synthetic pronouns, the subject in the interrogative sentence is usually they. But he can also be used, especially nobody, no, one and so on. Such as: Nobody, wants, to, go, there, does, he? 3. when the subject of the statement is the indefinite pronoun everything, nothing, anything, something, the subject in the tag question is usually it, not they. Such as: Everything, seems, all, right, now, doesnt, it? 4. when the subject of the statement is the demonstrative pronoun this, that or these, those, the subject in the additional interrogative sentence is it and they respectively. Such as: This, is, important, isnt, it? 5. if the statement is made up of the pronoun one as the subject, the subject in the interrogative sentence is used on formal occasions by one, on informal occasions by you, in American English, and on informal occasions by he. Such as: One, cant, be, too, careful, can, one, or can, you? 6. if the statement is m