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You must be joking, aren't you/mustn't you?
When native speakers say 'You must be joking' or 'You can't be serious', do they often use a tag after them? If they do, what tags are they?
You must be joking, aren't you/mustn't you?
You can't be serious, are you/can you? Or something else?
Thank you in advance.
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Re: You must be joking, aren't you/mustn't you?

Originally Posted by
joham
When native speakers say 'You must be joking' or 'You can't be serious', do they often use a tag after them? If they do, what tags are they?
You must be joking, aren't you/mustn't you?
You can't be serious, are you/can you? Or something else?
Thank you in advance.
It's not common to use a tag after either of them.
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