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Old 25-Aug-2003, 18:55
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could you tell me if the next question tags are ok?

You have been in England, havenīt you?

Some companies have excellent day-care services, donīt they?

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Old 25-Aug-2003, 18:58
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They are perfectly okay, and such usages are common in spoken English.

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