English, asked by pallu1458, 8 months ago

They now had a new winter home (add a question tag)

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Answered by charu47Sa

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Answer:

They now had a new winter home,hadn't they?

Answered by ramadeshpande20

10

Answer:

They had a new winter home, hadn't they?

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Explanation:

Here had shows possession. So while adding a question tag take help of form of have in the sentence i.e.

had..

And this is an affirmative sentence. So question tag should be negative..

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