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No, it's not "strange"; you're just trying to show surprise, anger, sarcasm, disbelief... and not just the "usual" agreement, which is the intention of "usual" question tags with a falling intonation pattern: "You like English, don't you?", whose answer would definitely be: "Yes, I do (like English)"
Pretty interesting
ReplyDeleteTo be frank, once you're used to using the standard way, this form looks a bit strange, doesn't it?
DeleteRemember the intonation of these tags is always a rise!
ReplyDeleteNo, it's not "strange"; you're just trying to show surprise, anger, sarcasm, disbelief... and not just the "usual" agreement, which is the intention of "usual" question tags with a falling intonation pattern: "You like English, don't you?", whose answer would definitely be: "Yes, I do (like English)"
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