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| “Is John ill? He’s lost a lot of weight.” “Yes, he is rather slender these days, isn’t he?” |
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| It's correct. It can sound sarcastic. |
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| Tag question is sometimes used for asking agreement. |
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| A question can answer a question- tag questions, rhetorical questions... |
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| Like vicious circle. |
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| Isn't it just? |
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| O.K. so I don't get it - have been thinking about it for days. Is there any other way that the original question and / or answer is incorrect? |
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| Dandelion, You are an absolute STAR! Thank you!!! |
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| Dandelion used to have many stars but someone has stole them all. Dandelion will be glad to see you give him/her a star. |
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