What are the differences between Tag and Embeded Question by Yojana Mena cuesta

Leidy Natalia Martínez Hincapié

2017-09-19 13:39:24 UTC

the difference in the tag questions is placed at the end of the sentence to affirm or deny something,instead, unlike the embedded questions that is placed between a question in a particular order of words

Santiago Ciro

2017-09-19 13:41:29 UTC

The difference is that in a question has a direct point of view that the recipiet seeks to capture the information and a question aims to seek information from the recipient.

Tag question is to which is added a component and a question is a direct question.

Yeraldine González

2017-09-19 13:42:23 UTC

The differences are that the question is a expression used to make a request made, tag question it is statement followed by a mini-question, embedded or included questions are use in two main situations when we ask for information indirectly or when we report question.

Gloria Maria Hernandez Ruiz y Hector Garcia

2017-09-19 13:42:25 UTC

the difference between tag question and embedded question is that the first are specific questions of concrete response and its structure is short
the second is a long question and with indication for long and sustained response

Angela Diaz

2017-09-19 13:42:47 UTC

The difference is that one is a direct question and the other goes into another question but the two have the same objective

Luisa Fernanda Salazar Daza

2017-09-19 13:43:51 UTC

the difference between a tag questions and an embedded question is that the question tag is a small sentence or sentence that is put at the end while the embedded question is a pre-encrusted in which there is a question within another question

Juan Pablo Guarin for me the difference is that the tag question is to confirm or deny the target and embedded question are the ones that can not have a question within another question

2017-09-19 13:44:11 UTC

Jeason Giraldo

2017-09-19 13:45:58 UTC

The difference between the two is that tag question phrases are used at the end of the sentence and the embedded question are used as "hints".

Leanny Espinosa Jaime Florez

2017-09-19 13:46:39 UTC

the difference is that one is a direct question and the other is a question in the form of doubt to wich a compnent is added

Maria Isabel Garcìa Zuluaga

2017-09-19 13:49:15 UTC

the differences to question tag and embedded question is that they a have a different point of view because the question at the end and a embeddeeed question has it embedded in the text and can be multiple selection

Marcela Giraldo y Mariana Giraldo

2017-09-19 13:49:43 UTC

The different between is that Tag questions are mini questions that are placed at the end of a sentence to question them and the embedded question is that it is nothing other than a question included in another sentence. Can i ask a question or say something.

Luisa Fernanda Garcia Marin

2017-09-19 13:49:50 UTC

The difference between tag a questions and embedded questions is: Tag questions are used to affirm or deny something, whereas embedded questions are used to convey an accurate information of something, are use with symbols of numerals.

Juan José Muñoz Ortiz

2017-09-19 13:49:53 UTC

1.the order in which they are written

2.the tag question is direct and the embedded not

Maria Alejandra Lopez Rios

2017-09-19 13:50:16 UTC

the difference between the tag question and the built-in question is that the tag is placed at the end of a sentence is affirmative or negative and the built-in is that it can be an affirmative question or phrase and can go any where

2017-09-19 13:50:26 UTC

Maria Fernanda Nagles
Albeiro Parra

the difference of a tag and embedded question is that the etiquette are small fractions or questions that generally aim to affirm or deny and the embedded are questions with multiple short answers and numerical answers

Yurany Garro Giraldo

2017-09-19 13:50:55 UTC

the difference between a tag question and an embedded question is that the tag question is that the tag question carries the question to the end and the they are hidden in a text and are multiple choice

klemis hernandez

2017-09-19 13:51:02 UTC

the difference is that tag questions do not usually have any secret of the main sentence is affirmative and the embedded questions consist of a text that can integrate several embedded questions

Wendy Quintero , Yuiliana Rendon Y Valentina Quijano

2017-09-19 13:51:35 UTC

an embedded question is a statement that depends on the order you are given and a tag  question  are small phrases or questions that are placed at the end of an affirmative or negative sentence aims to deny or affirm the content

Yuliana Chavarria Tapias

2017-09-19 13:51:55 UTC

the first is a question that is made directly and the second is one that has already been done to confirm something or disconfirm and a component is added

Ana Sofía Hincapié Ocampo

2017-09-19 13:51:56 UTC

the difference is that the etiquette question are small phrases that are placed at the end of an affirmative or negative sentence and that generally aims to confirm or deny and a embedded question is a question included in another sentence and the sentence where it is included may be a question or an affirmative sentence

Jhonny Santiago Rivas Mosquera Y Guillermo Ríos M

2017-09-19 13:53:08 UTC

that a question tag is a statement of a mini-question and question embedde is like an educated hint

Sebastian Carmona

2017-09-19 13:54:31 UTC

for me a question is a question phrase with which we expect an answer and a question tag is also a question but we believe that you already know something, but we are not sure

Daniel Gomez y Carolina Gomez

2017-09-19 13:58:39 UTC

the differences of tag questions and embedded question is that the questions tag is formed using an auxiliary verb in the negative if the sentence was affirmative or an auxiliary verb in the affirmative if the sentence was negative
and embedded questions.Embedded questions are questions within another statement or question. They function as noun clauses and as such should generally follow statement, not question, order