Question tags.

Hello, I am Naseema, english teacher,
I would like to know whether this statement "Let him go". has any question tag.

Recently we had a discussion on the subject question tags, and this statement has come as a part of discussion. I would like to get clarified
Kindly respond as quickly as possible.

With regards

Naseema

[RonBee]

I doubt that you can use a question tag with Let him go. It is an imperative, and imperatives do not lend themselves to question tags.

:)

[Tdol]

I'd use 'Let him go, will you?' This would reduce the force of the imperative.

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by tdol

I'd use 'Let him go, will you?' This would reduce the force of the imperative.

It certainly would.

:wink:

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by manishrvarma

Hello, I am Naseema, english teacher,
I would like to know whether this statement "Let him go". has any question tag.

Recently we had a discussion on the subject question tags, and this statement has come as a part of discussion. I would like to get clarified
Kindly respond as quickly as possible.

With regards

Naseema

I would use "won't you", but I agree with TDOL that it reduces the force. Remember that "you" is the implied subject of imperatives. :wink: