Asking Questions - 6 Minute Grammar

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Very interesting video lesson. It would be more enjoyable for behinners if intonations: rising, falling; falling-rising & rising-falling, and stresses are shown with sub-titles.

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If someone asks me about my sisters i'll never say "I've got one sister", I'll say "I have one sister". Coud you please explain me the difference, I would never have thought of using that structure in my life. Tks BBC :)

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Hi,well done, now let's practice Have you eaten? No,I haven't eaten yet What have you eaten? I have eaten mince red meat and a bowl of yoghurt.

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What about " how come" which I usually hear native speakers say it to ask questions. When they use it they don't change the order of the sentence, and they don't add " do" before the subject For example How came you are still here? How come you won the prize.? .

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I remember from my English class that it is used in informal English instead of Why? Sometimes it expresses surprise.

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@@sofiapolletblancas4496 Hi Sofia, the problem is that we, as non-native English speakers,don't know what's formal and what's informal because some expressions that are informal in Britain are formal in Canada or Australia and vice versa. We don't know the rules that determine this case. You can listen to CNN which represents standard American English, and while listening you may hear so many expressions considered informal, the same thing when it comes to BBC news or other channels. For example If I say : "my friend and I are in the same page" is it formal or informal? Another example, if I say: We have to move the furniture around, which means you're fired from work. Is it formal or not? There're plenty of expressions like that.

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Nawar. This is a good question. When we use 'how come' we follow normal sentence order - as you have already suggested. It's an informal form of 'why' and it's used when asking why or how something happened. We'll certainly keep it in mind for our future content. Thanks very much.

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Are you sure that "can" can be an auxiliary verb? I think it is a modal verb that doesn't need an auxiliary verb.

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Hi! 'Can' is absolutely a modal verb so well done for knowing that. However, when we use 'can' it's always with another verb - the main verb, which is the one that tells us the actual action we are talking about. 'I can play' is about playing. Because of the way that 'can' is used in grammar, it can also be referred to as a 'modal auxiliary verb'. It functions in the same way that 'have' does for the present perfect tense. We hope that explains!

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Never understood why it is impolite to ask woman about her age.. I don't, but.. And what about men? It is possible for them?

[@bbclearningenglish]

That's a good question, Liudmila. It concerns manners and the subject of polite conversation. Topics such as asking someone's weight were considered too personal for public conversation - especially in regards to women since they were judged much more on their appearance as a suitability for partnership. Of course, these days many people don't mind you asking, but everyone is different and culture goes back a long way! Dan wouldn't be offended! We have a short series on what is and isn't good to say to people called 'Small Talk'. Why not have a look? www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/experiment/unit-1/session-10

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