---- He’s never flown a kite like that before, ?---- , and he doesn’t know what a kite is until now.A. is he ; Yes, he is B. isn’t he ; Yes, he isC. has he ; No, he hasn’t D. hasn’t he 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---- He’s never flown a kite like that before, ______?

---- ______, and he doesn’t know what a kite is until now.

A. is he ; Yes, he is B. isn’t he ; Yes, he is

C. has he ; No, he hasn’t D. hasn’t he ; No, he hasn’t

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