Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which answer is correct?
Question1: David has two younger brothers.
Answer 1: David has two younger brothers, hasn't he?
Answer 2: David has two younger brothers, doesn't he?
Question 2: My cousin has a wound on her knee.
Answer 1: My cousin has a wound on her knee, hasn't she?
Answer 2: My cousin has a wound on her knoee, doesn't she?
Answer 1: David has two younger brothers, hasn't he?
Answer 2: David has two younger brothers, doesn't he?
Question 2: My cousin has a wound on her knee.
Answer 1: My cousin has a wound on her knee, hasn't she?
Answer 2: My cousin has a wound on her knoee, doesn't she?
Top answer
They are all good and common. ').
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They are all good and common. 'Has' is one of the few verbs that still permit that kind of tag ('has/hasn't?').
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