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Anonymous users2024-02-06EnglishAntisense interrogative sentenceExample sentences and yes
1、he doesn’t love her, does he?
He doesn't love her, does he?
no, he doesn’t.
Yes, he doesn't love her.
2、he wants to go, doesn’t he?
He wants to go, right?
no, he doesn’t.
No, he didn't want to go.
3、it isn’t cheap, is it?
It's not cheap, is it?
yes, it is.
No, it's cheap.
4、they don’t work hard, do they?
They don't work too hard, do they?
yes, they do.
No, they work hard.
no, they don't.
Yes, they don't work hard.
5、it’s new, isn’t it?
It's new, isn't it?
yes, it is.
Yes, it's the new one.
6、they work hard,don’t they?
They work hard, don't they?
yes, they do.
Yes, they work hard.
no, they don't.
No, Sakura told them not to work hard.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05English antonym interrogative sentences, example sentences and have1. He doesn't love her, does he?
He doesn't love her, does he?
no, he doesn’t.
Yes, he doesn't love her.
2、he wants to go, doesn’t he?
He wants to go, right?
no, he doesn’t.
No, he didn't want to go.
3、it isn’t cheap, is it?
It's not cheap, is it?
yes, it is.
No, it's cheap.
4、they don’t work hard, do they?
They don't work too hard, do they?
yes, they do.
No, they work hard.
no, they don't.
Yes, they crack the right work not hard.
5、it’s new, isn’t it?
It's new, isn't it?
yes, it is.
Yes, it's a new one.
6、they work hard,don’t they?
They work hard, don't they?
yes, they do.
Yes, they work hard.
no, they don't.
No, they don't work hard.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04When answering, if it is a sentence that is positive and negative, the thinking is the same as that of the Chinese; If it is a sentence that is not before or after, the thinking is just the opposite of that of the Chinese: he is a student, isn't he?(He's a student, isn't he?)
yes, he is.(Yes, he's a student) No, he isn't.(No, he's not a student) he doesn't't like playing football, does he?
He doesn't like to play, does he? ） yes, he does.(No, he likes to play football) no, he doesn't't.
Yes, he doesn't like to play football) i am not a teacher, am i?(I'm not a teacher, am I?) ) yes, i am.
No, I'm a teacher. ） no, i am not.(Yes, I'm not a teacher.)
Regardless of the formulation of the question, the answer to the counter-question sentence is yes if the fact is positive, and no if the fact is negative. Special attention should be paid to the negative structure of the declarative part, and when the negative question part is asked in the affirmative form, the answer yes or no is the opposite of Chinese. This omitted answer of yes should be translated as "no" and no as "yes".
e.g. --he likes playing football, doesn't he?He loves to play football, doesn't he? -yes, he does.
no, he doesn’t., is he liked. No he doesn't like it.
--his sister didn’t attend the meeting, did she?His sister didn't attend the meeting, did she? -yes, she did.
no, she didn’t.No, she participated. Yes, she did not participate If the verb be is followed by never few little, the verb that follows it is still in the affirmative form.
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