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Bookmark or Share- "Is this" vs "Isn't it" - English Language Learners Stack ExchangeSince this is a question (leaving your own opinion implied in the fact that you're asking it in this way), it should be ordered “is (n't)...this (/that/it)”. Depending on the context, most native speakers would probably cast aside such formal grammar and simply say: Good song!
- Isn't it?: How and When to Use - GymglishThe isn't it? construction means 'right?' or 'isn't that correct?'. The auxiliary verb and the pronoun are inverted in the negative interrogative form: Susie is very professional, isn't she? Susie is very professional, don't you agree? Bob works in the IT department, doesn't he? Bob works in the IT department, isn't that correct?
- "It isn't" vs. "it's not" - English Language & Usage Stack ExchangeThey're very similar in meaning -- both are correct, both are contractions of "it is not", and both are fairly casual in tone. The differences are extremely slight, and easily negated in spoken speech by word emphasis.
- meaning in context - "This is not what I signed up for!" - English ..."this is not what I signed up for" is what you might say if you started doing the task and then found that you did not like it. While the action is only hypothetical or an instruction, you would probably says "that is not what I signed up for", and "that is" would usually be contracted to "that's".
- what this is not | English examples in context | LudwigHigh quality example sentences with “what this is not” in context from reliable sources - Ludwig is the linguistic search engine that helps you to write better in English.
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