Are you late for school, ____?
- aren’t you
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Are you late for school, ____?
There won’t be any trouble, ____?
Do you have a bad headache, ____?
He isn’t a student, ____ he?
You lived here 3 months ago, ____?
Do they have to ask somebody else to help them, ____?
All his colleagues are senior ____ him.
The division of this property was a sequel ____ the agreement.
The Chairman presided ____ the meeting.
Excess ____ anything is bad.
He was accused ____ Murder.
The man died ____ overeating.
I have no hatred ____ him.
I cannot be false ____ my friend.
He is bent ____ going.
He was accused ____ theft.
He was asked to ____ a doctor.
I can’t give assurance ____ help.
I have no hatred ____ him.
He deals ____ foreign good only, but out firm deals ____ several leading merchants who trade ____ variety ____ goods.