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  1. 13-Apr-2008, 06:18 #1
    daisy1352
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    Smile clause

    The weather is cold today, isn't it?

    She works full-time, doesn't she?

    Are the tag questions, clauses? Of course not the second one because it doesn't have a finite verb, what about the first one?
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    Default Re: clause

    Yes, daisy, they are both tag-questions. Here you have a lot of tag-question exercises.

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