英语附加疑问句特例（A special case of English tag questions）.docVIP

英语附加疑问句特例（A special case of English tag questions） I is the 1. part of the statement as the subject, and the sentence and to seek each others views, tagquestion the subject with you. Such as: I find English very interesting, dont you? I dont like that film, do you? The 2. part is the subject of statements when everybody, everyone, someone, nobody, no, one, somebody and other synthetic pronouns, Additional questions in the subject usually they. But can also be he, especially nobody, no and one as the subject, has a negative concept. Such as: Somebody phoned while I was out, didnt they? Everyone enjoyed the party, didnt they? Nobody wants to go there, does he? The 3. part of the statement when the subject is indefinite pronouns everything, nothing, anything, something, additional questions The subject is it, not they. Such as: Everything seems all right now, doesnt it? Nothing is kept in good order, is it? Something must be done to stop pollution, isnt it? The 4. part is the statement when the subject pronouns this, that or these, those, tagquestion respectively with the subject It and they. Such as: This is important, isnt it? That isnt correct, is it? These are your friends Tom and Jack, arent they? The 5. part is to one if the statement for the subject, the subject of additional questions with one on formal occasions, informal occasions with you, In American English, in informal situations can also be used he. Such as: One cant be too careful, can one or can you?? One should do his duty, shouldnt he? 6. if the statement by Im... The structure, additional questions with the general arent I. Such as: I am strong and healthy arent I. 7. when the statement is there be structure, tagquestion the subject with there. Such as: Theres no help for it, is there? Theres something wrong, isnt there? The 8. part statement with seldom, hardly, never, rarely, few, little, nowhere, nothing and other negative words or not half Fixed word, verb tag questions with positive form. Such