I am allowed to take photographs inside the church, aren’t I?
Explanation:
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Shall I: This phrase is used to make offers or suggestions. It's not appropriate in this context where the speaker is seeking confirmation or agreement about the permission to take photographs.
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Aren’t I: This is the correct choice. In this context, the speaker is seeking agreement or confirmation of their statement by using a negative tag question. The statement is affirmative ("I am allowed to take photographs inside the church"), so the tag question should be negative ("aren’t I").
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Am I: This option doesn't fit here. The question is not about the speaker's identity or existence, but rather about permission to take photographs.
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Can’t I: While this option may seem plausible, "aren't I" is a more appropriate tag question in this context. "Can't I" might imply uncertainty about the speaker's ability to take photographs, while "aren't I" seeks agreement with the statement.
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