We’ve met before, ____?
- haven't we
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We’ve met before, ____?
You haven’t been to Italy, ____?
He’d done that before, ____ he?
You’d never say such a thing behind my back, ____ you?
They won’t do that, ____?
He played well yesterday, ____?
You have no money to lend me, ____ you?
It’s been a long time since you’ve seen him, ____?
We can go out now; the danger is over, ____?
A lot of money in the pocket makes one ____ happy.
I would rather die than ____.
The teacher made the children ____ the book.
The teacher failed to make the students ____ to him.
I heard the baby ____ for his food.
Abraham Lincoln ____ one of the great men of American history.
This children park ____ half an hour before sunset.
He did not let me ____ the guitar.
I was lived that night, I ____ wood all morning.
People ____ a lot of mangoes now because they are cheap now.
The Tajmahal as said ____ built by Shahjahan.