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Level 19 - Asking Questions (Part 1) If you want to ask a question in French there are a number of ways to do it. One of these is to put a question mark at the end of the sentence and change the tone of your voice to make it sound like a question:
Another way of doing it is to take the sentence then simply put est-ce que in front of it. Est-ce que means 'is it that', so when you say est-ce que tu as un frère you are actually saying 'is it that you have a brother?'. If the word after que begins with a vowel the que becomes qu'. Here are some examples.
The third (and hardest) way - if the sentence includes je/tu/il/elle/on/nous/vous/ils/elles - is to change the order of the person and the verb:
Other questions you can ask such as 'who?', 'why?', 'when?' etc can be found in Level 43. Test yourself! Translate from French into English, then from English into French. Highlight the right-hand column to reveal the answers.
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