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Part A Digital Success in English Tag QuestionsRule 06:- g~j sentence-Gi subject-Gi As‡k prepositional phrase / participle phrase _vK‡j D³ phrase-Gic~‡e©i AskwU‡KB subject-Gi cÖwZwbwaZ¡Kvix wnmv‡e aiv nq| weavq D³ phrase-Gi c~‡e©i AskwU singular n‡j e¯‘i †ÿ‡Î itGes e¨w³i †ÿ‡Î he / she e¨envi K‡i tag question Ki‡Z nq; Avi D³ phrase-Gi c~‡e©i AskwU plural n‡j me©`v theye¨envi K‡i tag question Ki‡Z nq| †hgb-(a) The learning of these new things is no longer interesting, is it?(b) Several theories of this subject have been accepted, haven‟t they?(c) People walking on the road are also inhaling this gas, aren‟t they?(d) The sound of the workers dragging the logs was nothing but rhythmic, was it?(e) During these years, the effects of this crime have been likely to be devastating, haven‟t they?(f) The fright of rape, outrage and robbery has caused many citizens to flee the towns, hasn‟t it?(g) The colour of these books and scripts looks fine, doesn‟t it?(h) Many novels written by this writer were not published in his lifetime, were they?(i) The affluent in many developed countries scarcely contribute to the development of the poor countries,do they?Analysis ev we‡kølYt- (a) bs sentence-wUi prepositional phrase (of these new things)-Gi c~‡e©i AskwU (Thelearning) singular nIqvq it w`‡q tag Kiv n‡q‡Q wKš‘ (i) bs sentence-wUi prepositional phrase (in many developedcountries)-Gi c~‡e©i AskwU (The affluent) plural nIqvq they w`‡q tag Kiv n‡q‡Q|Exercise:-(a) The importance of independence of different countries cannot be ignored, __________?(b) Many doctrines of Charles Darwin have already been proved right, _________?(c) The sound of the boy dragging the brush annoyed me, __________?(d) Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) in banking sectors has revolutionised money exchange policies,_________?(e) Adverse effects caused by smoking cannot be denied, _________?Rule 07:- Bs‡iwR fvlvq Ggb wKQy kã i‡q‡Q †h¸‡jv singular nIqv m‡Ë¡I Zvrch©MZ w`K †_‡K plural-Gi A_© cÖ`vb K‡i|Gme kã n‡”Q anybody, anyone, anything, each, either, every, everybody, everyone, everything, neither,nobody, none, no one, no other, nothing, many a, somebody, someone, something, whatever, whoeverBZ¨vw`| G¸‡jv subject wn‡m‡e em‡j †m‡ÿ‡Î singular verb e‡m| g‡b ivL‡Z n‡e †h, †h‡nZz G¸‡jv Zvrch©MZ w`K †_‡KAwaKvsk †ÿ‡ÎB plural-Gi A_© cÖ`vb K‡i ‡m‡nZz G¸‡jvi tag question Ki‡Z plural subject (they) I plural verb e¨enviKi‡Z nq| Z‡e †ÿÎwe‡k‡l nothing, something, anything BZ¨vw`i Zvrch©MZ A_© singular n‡j it e¨envi K‡i tagquestion Ki‡Z nq| †hgb-(a) Anything of these novels is very interesting, aren‟t they?(b) Somebody of these people has done this, haven‟t they?(c) None attended the seminar, did they?(d) Nothing of them is valueless, are they? (G‡ÿ‡Î Nothing-Gi Zvrch©MZ A_© plural n‡q‡Q, weavq they e‡m‡Q)(e) Nothing was right, was it? (wKš‘, G‡ÿ‡Î Nothing-Gi Zvrch©MZ A_© singular n‡q‡Q, weavq it e‡m‡Q)(f) Neither of these books is ready for sale, are they?(g) Either of these buses goes past our college, don‟t they?(h) Something of those items was very alluring, weren‟t they?(i) Everyone who majors in architecture and fine arts studies History of Art 450, don‟t they?(j) Someone (of them) has broken this glass, haven‟t they?(k) No other country in the world is as evergreen as Bangladesh, are they?(l) Each of the applicants is eligible for this post, aren‟t they?