He's the oldest in our class,
is he?
aren't he?
isn't he?
were you?
We've met before,
we have?
have we?
haven't we?
aren't we?
Tim has an Android phone,
doesn't he?
isn't he?
can he?
does he?
K-Pop is very popular now,
aren't they?
isn't it?
do they?
is it?
Nanami is in the second grade,
wasn't she?
isn't she?
doesn't she?
aren't she?
That's his car,
huh?
it is.
isn't it?
is it?
Most Japanese live in cities,
aren't they?
are they?
do they?
don't they?
Tim is from Canada,
isn't he?
is he?
isn't she?
he is!
Most Japanese junior and senior high school students must wear uniforms,
can't they?
do they?
mustn't they?
aren't they?
This school is close to the station,
doesn't it
isn't it?
can't it?
wasn't it?
Japan has three writing systems,
doesn't it?
isn't it?
wasn't it?
has it?
Japanese people love baseball,
don't they?
were they?
can they?
do they?
The capital of Canada is Ottawa,
isn't it?
it isn't.
is it?
aren't it?
She's from Australia,
is she?
She is?
was she?
isn't she?
You hate broccoli,
do you?
can't you?
don't you?
aren't you?
You play tennis,
are you?
don't you?
were you?
can you?
There are 47 prefectures in Japan,
are there?
aren't there?
there?
are?
Your name's Bob,
it isn't it.
isn't it?
are you?
is it?
She's not in this class,
ain't she?
isn't she?
is she?
she is?
Your brothers are twins,
aren't we?
do they?
are they?
aren't they?
English is fun,
is it?
can it?
isn't it?
can't it?