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What are the question tags in these sentences
I am good
I am not good
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Bana is correct.
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"I am good."
"I am not good."
I'm not sure what you are asking. Both of these are statements. The first is positive, the second, negative.
To make them questions: "Am I good?"
"Am I not good?" This second sentence is interesting, because it doesn't mean "Am I bad?" It is looking for validation. Putting it in a more casual way: "I'm good, right?"
I'm not sure this helps. I hope so. :-)
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I am good, aren't I? Or Am I not?
I am not good, am I?
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