Here's a real life situation no.1: I go to the bus station i see a bus, i for some reason think it's not going to "Skansen" i go: You're not going to Skansen, are ya? The driver does go to Skansen, so what is the correct way of answering the question? Maybe No, I am going to Skansen or No, I'm going to Skansen.
Real life situation no.2: I go to the bus station, i for some reason think the bus does go to Skansen so i go like: You're going to Skansen, aren't ya? As a matter of fact the bus actually does go there, so the driver replies: Yes, I'm going to Skansen.
Are the aforementioned examples are correct? Thanks a bunch
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Hi, I'd say that you'd usually get the answer 'Yes, I am'. Bus drivers drive buses. They are usually too busy to give deep thought to logic and gramar.
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Ok, i see what you're saying but there must be a correct way of answering to the questions. There are two given examples, two different way of asking so i think there are two way of answering?