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    Tag questions are questions added to the end of statements to ask for confirmation or denial of the statement. They can be used to confirm or deny information, give an opinion, get a quick response, or restate an idea. Examples provided include questions ending in "can't he?", "can she?", "will you?", "will you?", "shall we?", "might they?", "couldn't you?", "can't he?", and "mightn't they?" and "couldn't you?".

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    Tag questions are questions added to the end of statements to ask for confirmation or denial of the statement. They can be used to confirm or deny information, give an opinion, get a quick response, or restate an idea. Examples provided include questions ending in "can't he?", "can she?", "will you?", "will you?", "shall we?", "might they?", "couldn't you?", "can't he?", and "mightn't they?" and "couldn't you?".

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    Tag questions are questions added to the end of statements to ask for confirmation or denial of the statement. They can be used to confirm or deny information, give an opinion, get a quick response, or restate an idea. Examples provided include questions ending in "can't he?", "can she?", "will you?", "will you?", "shall we?", "might they?", "couldn't you?", "can't he?", and "mightn't they?" and "couldn't you?".

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    Universidad Tecnológica De Coahuila

    English VI - Level I
    Unit 1
    “Tag Questions”
    Saber
    Report:
    “Tag Questions”
    Josué Aarón Aguilar Alvarado
    Josué Aarón Aguilar Alvarado

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    Tag questions are questions that you put at the end of a sentence to ask the other
    person to confirm or discard what is said in the sentence.

    They are used to confirm or deny information, give an opinion, give a quick
    answer, and restate an idea or information.

    Examples:

     You can drive a truck, can't he?

     She can't cook a dinner, can she?

     Relax a little, will you?

     Fasten your seat belt, will you?

     Let's dance to this song, shall we?

     The children may not watch tv tonight, might they?

     You ‘re going to work on Saturday couldn't you?

     you can do the work, can´t he?

     i and my sister may visit our grandfathers, mightn't they?

     You could ask for a refund, couldn't you?

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