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Interrogative (y/n)
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Interrogative (y/n)
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Interrogative (y/n)
CONJUGATION: SIMPLE
CONJUGATION: SIMPLE
Translate with "it"
Translate with "it"
Es correcto decir eso?
Es hora de comer?
Es bueno o malo?
Es facil conducir ese coche?
Está lloviendo?
Eran solo uds. dos?
Es todo?
Es ella la que vive en Murcia?
Depende de algo?
Sucedió dos veces?
Es correcto decir eso?
Es hora de comer?
Es bueno o malo?
Es facil conducir ese coche?
Está lloviendo?
Eran solo uds. dos?
Es todo?
Es ella la que vive en Murcia?
Depende de algo?
Sucedió dos veces?
If these are the answers, what was the question?
If these are the answers, what was the question?
No, Laura isn't here today.
No, Laura isn't here today.
No, Pedro doesn't have time to meet you.
No, Pedro doesn't have time to meet you.
No, Pablo will not be joining us for lunch today.
No, Pablo will not be joining us for lunch today.
Yes, Mateo is an accountant.
Yes, Mateo is an accountant.
Is it a yes/no question or a declarative sentence?
Is it a yes/no question or a declarative sentence?
Have you eaten
Have you eaten
We have finished
We have finished
Will you let me know when you´re free
Will you let me know when you´re free
Do you let the cats go out after dark
Do you let the cats go out after dark
Don’t you want to tell me
Don’t you want to tell me
We don´t have any more tomatoes
We don´t have any more tomatoes
Is it a yes/no question, or an imperative sentence?
Is it a yes/no question, or an imperative sentence?
Have a good time
Have you seen him today
Haven´t we been here long enough
Have we made a mistake
Have you called your mother
Do your homework
Do you have homework
Don´t you drink pepsi
Don´t buy fruit from Mercadona
Do we make you laugh
Be the best you can be
Are you the best designer in the company
Let´s be honest with each other
We are leaving before midnight
Have a good time
Have you seen him today
Haven´t we been here long enough
Have we made a mistake
Have you called your mother
Do your homework
Do you have homework
Don´t you drink pepsi
Don´t buy fruit from Mercadona
Do we make you laugh
Be the best you can be
Are you the best designer in the company
Let´s be honest with each other
We are leaving before midnight
Ask y/n questions. Follow them up with Wh- questions to find out more information.
Ask y/n questions. Follow them up with Wh- questions to find out more information.
Ask me (or another student) if I like to ski. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if my job is fun. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if I like to play video games. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if I need to buy a new shirt. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if my family lives close by. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if I go to work on the weekends. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if the postal system works well in America. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if fish can live longer than 30 seconds out of the water. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if there was another mass shooting in the USA today. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if polar bears are going extinct. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if I could change the class to tuesday mornings. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if the situation in Myanmar is better or worse than last week. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if the government has lifted the restrictions on movement between communities. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me if I had breakfast this morning. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Ask me (or another student) if I will see my mother this week. Follow up with a Wh- question.
Indicative past simple -> Interrogative past simple
Ask me if I did the same as my friends.
EX: Michael went to the pool.
Did you go to the pool, too?
Did you go, too?
(Did you, too?)
(Did you?)
Nerea ate pizza for lunch.
Laura watched a TV series.
John called his mother.
Pablo wrote an email to his boss.
Fran took a nap in the afternoon.
Vincent signed up for tennis classes at the sports center.
Indicative past simple -> Interrogative past simple
Ask if the second subject (in parentheses) did the same as the first subject.
Sarah received a postcard in the mail. (we)
Tim started a new instagram account. (his wife)
Diana took the train to London (her boss)
Chris baked a loaf of bread for his mother. (Laura)
Using the phrases below, ask me or another student Y/N questions (in any tense). Follow them up with a Wh- question.
DRINK COCACOLA
CUT FINGERNAILS
WRITE AN EMAIL
EAT A SANDWICH
VISIT LAS VEGAS
BUY A NEW PHONE
DRINK A MARTINI
PLANT A TREE
THROW A PARTY
SING IN THE SHOWER
EX: Are you eating a sandwich? No. What are you doing? I´m talking to you.
EX: Would you eat a sandwich now? No. Why wouldn´t you? I´m not hungry
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