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Question

gsndmhhhkhxxkhndnsh -i. rou u rauner not tell m,, would? you nu,Exercise 4: Rewrite the following sentences with "question tag":,1. She will probably be out for dinner.,$=>$ She won't be home for dinner, .....?,2. The paper looks good, don't you think?,$=>$ The paper doesn't .....?,3. Larry would be busy on Sunday.,$=>$ I don't suppose that Larry would be .....?

Accepted Answer

Here are the rewritten sentences with question tags:

1. She will probably be out for dinner, won't she?
   or She will probably be out for dinner, will she?
   
   (Both are correct, but the first one is more common in British English and the second one in American English)

2. The paper doesn't look bad, does it?
   or The paper looks good, doesn't it?
   (Both can be used depending on the speaker's intention and emphasis)

3. I don't suppose that Larry would be free on Sunday, would he?
   or I don't suppose that Larry would be busy on Sunday, would I?