You have finished your work, ____?
- haven’t you
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You have finished your work, ____?
He had no practice in composing music, ____?
There is neither electricity nor gas on the island, ____?
He had lunch at home today, ____?
This winter is not very cold, ____?
He never thought what might come out of it ____?
You are the class leader, ____?
These shirts aren’t pretty, ____?
My mother speaks Hindi well, ____?
The train leaves at 6. p.m, ____?
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.