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English Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 102, Unit 4, Lesson 4

Questions

Instructions: Write five questions to the community using the vocabulary from this lesson. Ex. Is anybody reading a good book?

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Someone is walking in the street? If,there is man. The girls is sitting now. Nobody is standing. Somebody is wearing a pant blue . Yes the man. Somebody is eating pizza. Yes the boy.
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  • Lúcio
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  • Beatriz
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    Tienes que escribir preguntas. Las preguntas comienzan con el verbo To Be. (is, are, am ). "if" no es igual a "yes". "yes" significa "si" (como si dijèramos: "afirmativo") "if" significa "si" pero de condiciòn. Ej.: Yo voy al cine si tengo dinero. Dime Charly si has comprendido, envìame un e-mail. Suerte, Beatriz
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    Someone is walking in the street. There is a manat the table. The girls are sitting now. Nobody is standing. Somebody is wearing blue pants. Yes, I am a man. Somebody is eating pizza. Yes, he is a boy.
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  • Brandon
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    A couple different mistakes with the order of the questions compared to statements. When asking a question make sure the verb is starting the sentence (this is just to start out, for learning purposes) after awhile you can get a little more advanced with your questions once you get the hang of things.
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