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25-Nov-2005, 22:06
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 question tags; must have ... She must have done it, must not/ has not/? she? No, she can’t (could ?) have done it (is can’t have the opposite of must have?), can/could/has/? she? Which of the question tags are right? |
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26-Nov-2005, 03:39
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| Re: question tags; must have ... 1 must have done it.... mustn't she/must she not? 2 can't have done it... can she?  |
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26-Nov-2005, 03:55
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 Re: question tags; must have ... My $.02: "She must have done it, right?" or "She must have done it, or did she?" "No, she couldn`t have done it, could she?" Hope I helped!  |
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