italki - Nothing is fine, "isn't it"? or "is it"? my question is in the header. Nothing is fine, is it?

tom shelley

Nothing is fine, "isn't it"? or "is it"? my question is in the header. Nothing is fine, is it? - I think that is correct bc we shouldn't use "nothing" and "not" together. yeah? or nothing is fine, isn't it? or that one is correct? I am confused.

May 24, 2016 7:24 PM

Answers · 5

Nothing is fine, is it? would be correct.

May 24, 2016

This sentence is a little odd to begin with. Nothing is fine sounds strange, what is the context of this? If it is the actual sentence, it would be, "Nothing is fine, is it?" I think what you truly want to say is "Things are not fine, are they?" this sounds more natural and you're still asking the question.

May 24, 2016