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    This document provides examples of question tags used with positive statements, negative statements, and imperatives. It notes that question tags used with imperatives do not require a direct answer and discusses using "won't" for invitations and "can, can't, will, would" for orders.

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    This document provides examples of question tags used with positive statements, negative statements, and imperatives. It notes that question tags used with imperatives do not require a direct answer and discusses using "won't" for invitations and "can, can't, will, would" for orders.

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    Micaela Ibañez de Rosset
    This document provides examples of question tags used with positive statements, negative statements, and imperatives. It notes that question tags used with imperatives do not require a direct answer and discusses using "won't" for invitations and "can, can't, will, would" for orders.

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    QUESTION TAGS

    EXAMPLES WITH POSITIVE STATEMENTS

    EXAMPLES WITH NEGATIVE STATEMENTS

    SPECIAL CASES
    EXAMPLES WITH IMPERATIVES
    Sometimes we use question tags with imperatives (invitatios, orders), but
    the sentence remains an imperative and does not require a direct answer.
    We use won´t for INVITATIONS.
    We use can, can´t, will, would for ORDERS.

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