Question

Olga can speak French, doesn't she?Нужно найти ошибку​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Olga can speak French, can't she?

Answer 2

The sentence "Olga can speak French, doesn't she?" is grammatically correct. It is a statement followed by a tag question. The tag question "doesn't she?" is used to seek confirmation or agreement from the listener. In this case, it is asking if the listener agrees that Olga can speak French.

The sentence structure for tag questions is as follows:

Positive statement: [subject] + [auxiliary verb] + [main verb] + [object]. (e.g., Olga can speak French.) Tag question: [auxiliary verb] + [subject]. (e.g., doesn't she?)

The auxiliary verb in this case is "can" (present tense) from the positive statement, and in the tag question, it is contracted with the subject "she" to form "doesn't she?"