curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-conditionals/677fba35d6f3031e9859dbff.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
Why is Bob using right at the end of the sentence?
He is using it to confirm agreement or understanding.
He is using it to describe something correct.
Right here is not describing something as correct. Think about how it is used at the end of a question.
He is using it to give directions.
Right can mean a direction, like left or right, but that's not how Bob is using it here.
He is using it to indicate an action must be done immediately.
Right is not asking for urgency. Listen again to how Bob uses it at the end of his sentence.
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Right at the end of a sentence is a question tag. It's used to confirm agreement or check if the listener understands. For example:
It's going to rain today, right? - The speaker is asking for confirmation about the weather.
You finished the project, right? - The speaker is checking if the listener completed the task.
In this dialogue, Bob is asking Maria to confirm or agree with his statement.
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