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Old 07-Feb-2008, 15:49
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Default Re: We 'have to' be at the office at 9 am, don't we?

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Originally Posted by vil View Post
Dear teachers,

Could you tell me whether the following manner to put a question is a common occurrence?

"We 'have to' be at the office at 9 am, don't we?"

"No, we don't (we don't have to). The working hours begin t 10 am."

They 'don't have to' do the cleaning in the lab so early in the morning, do they?"

Yes, they do (they have to). There's no other time. Part-time students work there till 10 in the evening."

Thank you in advance for your efforts.

Regards.

V.
If you mean, do we use tag questions a lot in English, then the answer is yes, we surely do, V.
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