English, asked by aditya4080, 1 year ago

It hasn't rained here for a week, has it? (End: ... hasn't it?)

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Answered by Esoteric

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It has been a week without rain here, hasn't it?

architraj22: Well played

Answered by Ney13

4

Hey! Here it is;

▶It has rained here for a week, hasn't it?

▶Since, question tags are always used in a negative form of the sentence.

Ney13: Yeah xD

Ney13: Yeah, ikr.

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