Observe the following example may find that, in many cases the unusual grammar also contain supplementary status information.For example: So, she's getting married, is she? (In accordance with the rules generally use "isn't").This form is used to convey the meaning: in addition to the confirmation request, it also demonstrates the inferencecủa who asked based on the information that has been provided or the recall of relevant information [141]. Therefore, an answer of "valid" can be: Yes, she's got engaged to a doctor. The wedding's in June. Also when not only so, but also can change the auxiliary verbs in question. For example: A: What do you reckon would be good for a five-year-old kid? /B: she'll like fairy tales, does she? (Will turn into does, in the form of assertion).In this case, B (sales person) want to say "I think I probably like the fairytale, it's cause for concern? If B says: She ' ll like fairy tales, will she? It is implied that "I think maybe I like the fairytale, do you agree?" [158]
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