
Echo Questions Vs. Question Tags
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Jutakarn K.
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Echo Questions Vs. Question Tags
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ECHO QUESTIONS
We use echo questions to show interest or surprise. For this purpose, the listener makes a short question using the auxiliary verb of the statement the speaker has just said.
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EXAMPLES:
- They are visiting relatives at this moment.
Are they?
- Jane bought a sports car last week.
Did she?
- I live in London’s city centre.
Do you?
- Richard has got an iPhone.
Has he?
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QUESTION TAGS
These short questions are used to check information. We use a positive statement followed by a negative tag when we expect a positive answer: YES.
We use a negative statement followed by a positive tag when we expect a negative answer: NO.
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EXAMPLES:
- He told you he was married, didn’t he?
- The weather will improve tomorrow, won't it?
- He can't drive a lorry, can he?
- They are vegetarians, aren’t they?
- She cooks well, doesn't she?
- You live near here, don’t you?
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