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Asking Questions
Subject and verb change their positions in statement and question.
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statement:
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You are from
Germany.
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question:
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Are you from
Germany?
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Always use the short answer, not only "Yes" or "No".
NOTE: If the answer is "Yes" use the long form. Example: Yes,
I am.
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Are
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you
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from Germany?
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Yes,
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I
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am.
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No,
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I
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am not.
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Is
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he
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your friend?
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Yes,
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he
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is.
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Are
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Peter and John
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from England?
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Yes,
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they
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are.
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2) Questions with question words and the verb to be
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Question word
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Verb
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Rest
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Answer
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Where
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are
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you from?
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I'm from Stuttgart.
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What
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is
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your name?
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My name is Peter.
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How
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are
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Pat and Sue?
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They're fine.
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3a) Yes/No questions and short answers with the verb to have
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Auxiliary
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Subject
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Verb
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Rest
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Yes/ No
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Subject
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Auxiliary (+ n't)
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Have
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you
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got
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a cat?
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Yes,
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I
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have.
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Have
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you
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got
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a new car?
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No,
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we
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haven't.
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Has
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your brother
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got
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a bike?
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Yes,
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he
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has.
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3b) Questions with question words and the verb to have
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