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Bonjour

Ask yes/no questions

There were many people at the party last night.

Were there many people at the party last night ?  Yes, there were.

. There was a dog in the room yesterday.

Was there a dog in the room yesterday ? Yes, there was.

4) Nancy speaks Spanish very well.

Does Nancy speak Spnish very well ? Yes, she does.

5) We wrote the reports last night.

   Did we write the report last night? Yes, we did.

6) They are Haitian.

    Are they haitians ? Yes, they are.

7) You will call the teacher tomorrow.

  Will you call the teacher tomorrow ? Yes, I will.

8) They are cleaning the rooms now.

   Are they cleaning the rooms now ?  Yes, they are.

9) Jeff saw the lawyer last week.

   Did Jeff sae the  lawyer last week ? Yes, he did.

10) The ladies can type very fast.​

    Can the ladies type very fast ? Yes, they can.

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je ne comprends pas bien le début de l'exo ....

I am a good student. Am I a good student ? Yes, I am

Does Jack buy a new house? Yes, he does. /ou/ No, he doesn't

Is Jack at home? Yes, he is. /ou/ No, he isn't.

Did they buy a new car? Yes, they did. /ou/ No, they didn't

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recap

questions yes/no

avec be = inversion sujet /be

avec un modal (can, could, will...) = inversion sujet / verbe

avec un verbe lexical présent = on utilise l'auxiliaire do. C'est lui qui prend la marque du "s" à la 3e personne du singulier > "does"

Le verbe reste en Base Verbale (infinitif sans "to")

do/does + sujet + base Verbale + ?

avec un verbe lexical au prétérit = on utilise le prétérit de l'auxiliare "do" qui est "did" + Base verbale (puisque l'auxiliaire porte la ârque du prétérit.

did + sujet + Base Verbale + ?

Pour les réponse courtes Yes/No

yes + virgule + sujet pronom + auxiliaire (ou modal ou be conjugué)

No + virfule + sujet pronom + auxilaire + not (en forme contractée)

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