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You're coming, _____?

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She can drive, _____?

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They won't come, _____?

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Let's go, _____?

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You didn't see him, _____?

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He has finished the work, _____?

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They are arriving tomorrow, _____?

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You agree with the plan, _____?

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She hasn't finished yet, _____?

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If I were you, I would study, _____?

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The statement 'You're coming' is positive; the tag should be a negative question.

Positive statement 'She can drive' uses a negative tag.

Negative main clause requires a positive tag.

Imperative suggestion tags use 'shall we?'.

Negative past clause takes the positive tag 'did you?'.

Present perfect positive with negative tag.

Present continuous positive requires negative tag.

Positive statement uses negative tag.

Negative present perfect uses positive tag 'has she?'.

With hypothetical 'If I were you', tag is 'wouldn't I?'.

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