1. In Hebrew (Israeli) halo?, a binary choice tag occurs initially. However Hebrew also has another binary choice tag which occurs in final position.Kannada and French have alternative tag positions. (Ultan 1978c: 232)2. Binary and multiple choice tags: The kind of reply expected may be a binary or amultiple choice.Class 1 tags almost always anticipate yes answers or are meant to be taken as rhetorical.Class 2 tags require a reply which is generally not restricted to two alternatives but calls for additional information, or yes or no followed by a complementary statement (cf. English how about…?)
1. In Hebrew (Israeli) halo?, a binary choice tag occurs initially. However Hebrew also has another binary choice tag which occurs in final position.Kannada and French have alternative tag positions. (Ultan 1978c: 232)2. Binary and multiple choice tags: The kind of reply expected may be a binary or amultiple choice.Class 1 tags almost always anticipate yes answers or are meant to be taken as rhetorical.Class 2 tags require a reply which is generally not restricted to two alternatives but calls for additional information, or yes or no followed by a complementary statement (cf. English how about…?)