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Yes/no questions: – Make yes/no questions using the words in brackets.
- (du/haben/Durst) finite verb + subject + objectAre you thirsty?
- (das Auto/sein/kaputt) finite verb + subject + adjectiveIs the car broken?
- (ihr/gehen einkaufen/nachher) finite verb + subject + time + infinite verbAre you going shopping later?
- (er/sprechen/Deutsch) finite verb + subject + objectDoes he speak German?
- (du/hören/die Musik) finite verb + subject + objectDo you hear the music?
Make questions to ask about the underlined part of the sentence.
- Die Kinder gehen in die Schule. → asking about place (direction) → wohinWhere are the children going?
- Hier ist das Rauchen verboten. → asking about a subject that’s not a person → wasWhat is forbidden here?
- Das ist Gabis Jacke. → asking about possession → wessenWhose jacket is this?
- Wir haben einen Deutschtest geschrieben. → asking about a subject that is a person → wer|with wer, the verb is always in the 3rd person singularWho took a German test?
- Sie lachen über ihren Witz. → über was is very colloquial; it’s better to say wo + preposition|since the preposition begins with a vowel, we add an r before it → worüberWhat are they laughing about?