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This document provides an overview of tag questions in English, including: 1. It defines tag questions as questions added at the end of a sentence, set off by a comma. 2. It lists 12 rules for forming tag questions, such as positive statements being followed by negative tags, and verbs like do/does and did being used in tags based on tense. 3. It explains that to respond to a tag question, you can say "yes" to agree or "no" to disagree with the statement in the tag.
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