Question

it's cold today _________( isn't it, hasn't it , didn't it , wasn't it )​

Answer 1

Answer:

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It's cold today, isn't it?

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Answer 2

Answer:

isn't it

Explanation:

isn't it

Is the correct option for this question.

It's cold today isn't it.

informal. used to express strong agreement with something or someone: "This is extremely pricey." "Isn't it fair?" Words and phrases that convey agreement and acceptance

"Isn't it?" is used when we have a concept that something is true, or when we think it is true but are unsure and question from a position of doubt. As an example: "Isn't the moon a satellite of the Earth?" asks a student.

"Is not" is more formal than "isn't," yet "isn't" is significantly more frequent and would not be regarded improper in a formal setting. In professional writing, such as academic papers and commercial proposals, contractions such as "isn't" should be avoided.

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