You will come
to my party tomorrow,
isn't it?
No error
Answer is Right!
Answer is Wrong!
The correct answer is D. No error.
The sentence is grammatically correct. The subject “you” agrees with the verb “will come” in number and person. The prepositional phrase “to my party tomorrow” modifies the verb “come.” The question tag “isn’t it?” is used to ask for confirmation.
The sentence could be improved by adding a comma after the word “come.” This would make it clear that the prepositional phrase “to my party tomorrow” is a nonessential modifier. The sentence could also be improved by adding a question mark after the question tag “isn’t it?” This would make it clear that the sentence is a question.
Here are some other ways to improve the sentence:
- You will come to my party tomorrow, won’t you?
- You will come to my party tomorrow, right?
- You will come to my party tomorrow, I hope?
- You will come to my party tomorrow, I trust?
- You will come to my party tomorrow, I expect?