English, asked by sopanlodi, 5 hours ago

I could not have asked for anything more.( add question tag)

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Answered by xainabkincsem

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The given statement has be changed into a question tag as such: I could not have asked for anything more, couldn't I?

What is a question tag?

Question tags are statements or phrases that are added at the end of it just so a simple tense becomes interrogative.

There are two basic types of question tags positive or negative.
The added segment is of two natures either imperative or declarative.

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