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This document discusses rules for forming tag questions in English. It states that tag questions use an affirmative form after a negative statement, and pronouns like "it" or "they" are used depending on the subject of the statement. Tags also repeat any modal verbs in the statement. Understanding tag questions is a matter of learning when to use an affirmative or negative tag based on the statement and including the proper pronoun.
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In this lesson, you will learn about English verbs, different types of verbs based on its function - full verb, primary verb and modals; the easy way to recognise them. The difference between transitive and intransitive verb is also referred to here. The five forms of verbs has been discussed with examples. The regular and the irregular verbs, its difference are also shown with lots of examples.
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- 2. What to do when it comes to mistakes realized when making tag questions and such. If the statement contains words such as no is considered as negative and should be followed by an affirmative tag When the subject of the statement is that or this, the pronoun in the tag is "it". The pronoun is "they" for their plural forms these and those. If the statement has be as an ordinary verb, we use a form of be in the tag. Tags are always used with pronouns. After negative statements, we use a positive tag. If the statement has a modal, the tag is repeated
- 3. How to understand the topic? It is really simple, is more about learning and memorizing when to use such tags as if the statements are negative or positive. And to use always pronouns when it comes to tag questions.