Minhuoc Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
won't you?
I don't understand why the negative interrogative form is used in these sentences and please explain to me what it implies. Thanks.
1. Don't you think we should complain to them about having to wait.
2. Aren't you tired of not having any free time.
3. Won't she be too upset to see anyone?
1. Don't you think we should complain to them about having to wait.
2. Aren't you tired of not having any free time.
3. Won't she be too upset to see anyone?
Top answer
Hi, I don't understand why the negative interrogative form is used in these sentences 1. Don't you think we should complain to them about having to wait. 2.
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Hi,
I don't understand why the negative interrogative form is used in these sentences 1. Don't you think we should complain to them about having to wait. 2. Aren't you tired of not having any free time. 3. Won't she be too upset to see anyone? |
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