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    This document provides examples of different types of questions in English: 1. Questions with auxiliary/modal verbs like "Didn't you know?", "Isn't she coming?" and "Who did you go with?" 2. Questions without auxiliaries like "Who arrived first?" and "What happened?" 3. Question phrases that begin with "Could/Can you tell me...", "Do you think...", "I wonder...", "Do you know...", etc. The document demonstrates the different structures used to form questions in English.

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    This document provides examples of different types of questions in English: 1. Questions with auxiliary/modal verbs like "Didn't you know?", "Isn't she coming?" and "Who did you go with?" 2. Questions without auxiliaries like "Who arrived first?" and "What happened?" 3. Question phrases that begin with "Could/Can you tell me...", "Do you think...", "I wonder...", "Do you know...", etc. The document demonstrates the different structures used to form questions in English.

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    Question Formation B2

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    Lucía Molinari
    This document provides examples of different types of questions in English: 1. Questions with auxiliary/modal verbs like "Didn't you know?", "Isn't she coming?" and "Who did you go with?" 2. Questions without auxiliaries like "Who arrived first?" and "What happened?" 3. Question phrases that begin with "Could/Can you tell me...", "Do you think...", "I wonder...", "Do you know...", etc. The document demonstrates the different structures used to form questions in English.

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    B2

    1.

    auxiliary / modal
    verb
    Didn't you know?
    Isn't she coming?
    Who did you go
    with?

    Who does this bag


    belong to?
    no auxiliaries

    Who arrived first?


    What happened?
    How many people follow you on
    Twitter?
    no auxiliaries
    Could you tell me what time the
    meeting starts?
    Can you tell me where the bus
    stops?
    Could/Can you tell me...? Do you think....? I wonder...
    Do you know...? Do you remember...? I'm not sure...
    I would like to know... Would you mind telling me...? I can't remember...
    I need to know... Do you have any idea...?
    no auxiliaries
    What time does the meeting start?
    Could you tell me what time the
    meeting starts? wh- + subject
    if/whether + subject
    Are there enough chairs?
    Do you know if/whether there are
    enough chairs?
    The End
    Study!
    Lu

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