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Your apartment is quite comfortable. (變?yōu)榉匆庖蓡柧?/span>)

Your apartment is quite comfortable, ______ ______?

 

答案：
解析：

isn’t it；因為前半部分是肯定形式，因此后半部分要用否定形式。

 


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