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We touch it and become gold ourselves add questions tag​

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Answered by xxbusyxx
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Explanation:

Question tags are short questions at the end of a declarative statement. They are normally used to confirm whether something is true or not. A positive statement is followed by a negative question tag; and vice-versa. If the sentence has an auxiliary verb (be, have, will, etc), then the question tag is made with the same auxiliary verb, followed by the subject. Else, it is made with the appropriate form of "do", followed by the subject.

The given sentence is a positive declarative statement. Its subject is "the people", which can be replaced by the pronoun, "they". The sentence has the auxiliary verb, "will". Hence, the question tag will use the negative form of the auxiliary verb, "will", followed by the subject, "they". "Will not" is the negative form of "will". "Won't" is the contracted form of "will not". Option C is the correct answer

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