How to use Asking questions: sentence structure in Spanish
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Asking questions: sentence structure
- To form questions that can be answered with sí (yes) or no (no): (Subject) + verb + object? (This is the same structure as a normal sentence.)
—¿Fuiste a Guadalajara? —Sí, el año pasado.
-Did you go to Guadalajara? -Yes, last year.
—¿Magda cenará con nosotros? —Sí, llegará a las ocho.
-Will Magda have dinner with us? -Yes, she’ll be here at eight.
- When asking for specific information: Interrogative adverb + verb + (subject) + (object)?
¿Dónde vives?
Where do you live?
¿Cuánto cuesta una caña?
How much is a beer?
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