Yes/No Questions - English Grammar Lessons

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How about this? Do leaves grow? Are sponges soft?

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Did Fomkah swipe the friendship bracelets?

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elli can u tell me about indirect and direct rules (narration)

[@ellii]

We don't have a video on direct and indirect (reported) speech yet, but the same Ellii team member who wrote these videos also wrote this blog post. We also hope to make a video about this in the future. Hope it helps! ellii.com/blog/reported-speech

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Is Skye’s pup tag attached to her pink collar?

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02:35 - Do they take guitar lessons?

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Does one hundred and forty four divided by twelve equal twelve?

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[@PhengRachana-y5r]

how can we answer this question " Aren't you a student? "? Should we use " Yes, I am. " or " Yes, I am not. " ?

[@ellii]

The correct answer is "Yes, I am." This means that yes, you are a student. Sometimes we use negative questions when we're almost sure (like 90% certain) of the answer. It's a very similar case to tag questions (You are a student, aren't you? Yes, I am.). Here's our video on Tag Questions in case it helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4XFeIB9mN5_htEsi=0ct5QjMwJ8MasIIW

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[@sabitrisapkota-yh3be]

can someone explain me how be changes into are ( plz i really need it for my presentation and i didn't understand that part)

[@ellii]

Of course! Be changes to "are" when the subject is a plural pronoun or noun, and also with the second person singular "you." Here are some examples: you are, we are, they are, the cats are, the students are, etc. Be changes to "am" for the first person singular pronoun (I am) and "is" for the third person singular subjects he, she, and it (he is, she is, it is). Be also changes to "is" for singular countable nouns and uncountable nouns (the cat is, the student is, water is). Hope that helps and good luck with your presentation!

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What about this; Do you like apples? Yes, I like apples. Is this correct?

[@ellii]

Yes, that's correct! You can say "Yes, I like apples" or "Yes, I do" or "Yes."

[@travisking6595]

Does George Washington have a birthday?

[@ellii]

This example is grammatically correct, but it doesn't make much sense. Every person has a birthday. The better, more natural question is a Wh- question such as "When is George Washington's birthday?" But good try!

[@abdelazizpsy]

But what about sentences like that: Have you ...? Can you...?

[@ellii]

Hi there, we've addressed questions for other tenses (e.g., have + past participle) and modals (e.g., can + base verb) in our other grammar videos! Check out our Present Perfect video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2aWlpiCZqmpntE), Modals of Ability - Present (kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZfElISfj6mli5Y) video, and any other verb tense or modal video in our Grammar Targets playlist (kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZfElISfj6mli5Y) for examples of other types of Yes/No questions.

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Did Rintoo sprain his ankle?

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Is Ying Ying a sneaky weasel?

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please help with the correct answer to this question 🙏 (?) Do two boys swim in the sea every sunday? Yes, He do Yes, They do or Yes, two boys do Help me please🙏🙏🙏

[@ellii]

"Yes, they do" is the correct answer. You can't use "he" when it's referring to two boys. You could say "Yes, the two boys do" but it doesn't sound as natural as "they." Hope that helps!

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Want to send this to my wife but I'm scared.

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Don't be scared! We all have to start somewhere.

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[@zahoorahmad1173]

Yes I'm

[@ellii]

Just a reminder that for short replies, the contracted form "I'm" is not correct. The correct response is "Yes, I am."

[@hange.z3158]

@@elliiwhy not correct teacher?

[@ellii]

@@hange.z3158 Short responses can't end in a contraction when they're positive/affirmative. We can't say "Yes, I'm / Yes, you're / Yes, he's / etc." I'm not 100% sure why we can't, but my guess is that it's difficult to hear a contraction in a response because it's so short. It's interesting, though, because we CAN do this with negative forms, but maybe this is because they're a bit longer and easier to hear. For example, it's not correct to say "Yes, you're" but it is correct to say "No, you aren't" (or "No, you're not").

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Did Baby Jaguar fall in the water?

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Does Ali eat lunch?

[@ellii]

Great example!

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Is Skye Seven years old?

[@ellii]

Good example! Note that we would never capitalize a number. "Is Skye seven years old?" is correct. 😊

[@oktaarlinharefa7557]

Does your father like to cook? Or do your father like to cook? Does for she, he it While do for I, you, we , they

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You got it!

[@oktaarlinharefa7557]

@@ellii where is the correct one?

[@ellii]

@@oktaarlinharefa7557 The correct answer is "Does your father like to cook?" We use "does" for he, she, it, singular count nouns (like "father"), and non-count nouns (like "rain"). We use "do" for I, you, we, they, and plural count nouns (like "parents").

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Hello

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[@zahoorahmad1173]

Do you like cats

[@ellii]

Good example of a Yes/No question!

[@TamratGelana-sf9lb]

NOt clear

[@ellii]

It might help if you watch our simple present video first (before trying simple present questions). Find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKe5lXyAZdGUqZIsi=oayenFmhzSEWnrGa

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