Positive / Affirmative questions To ask for information
Tag questions short Qs at the end of sentences to check information
Auxiliary verbs QAs
Do
Be
Have
Agreement Add so before the auxiliary in a possitive statement
Negative questions To confirm information
Emphasis To give importance to something
Short questions To react and keep the conversation going
Auxiliary verbs before the subject
- Do you like wearing heels?
- Have you seen the new movie?
- Is she crying?
auxiliary verb + not+ subject
- Didn't she hate that artist?
- Wasn't I sick that day?
- Haven't we gone there before?
Used in conversation
A: I have tried Ana's chocolate cake recipeB: Have you? A: Yeah! it's really good
Add at the end of a statement
- He likes K-pop, doesn't he?
- You are taking English lessons, aren't you?
- They haven't eaten, have they?
so + auxiliary + subject
A: I have done a Cambridge exam before B: So have I! A: I didn't like it B: Neither did I!
"Do" before the action verb
- I did text you back
- She does have a Jungkook photocard in her phonecase
Auxiliary verbs in questions and short answers
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Created on September 4, 2024
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Positive / Affirmative questions To ask for information
Tag questions short Qs at the end of sentences to check information
Auxiliary verbs QAs
Do
Be
Have
Agreement Add so before the auxiliary in a possitive statement
Negative questions To confirm information
Emphasis To give importance to something
Short questions To react and keep the conversation going
Auxiliary verbs before the subject
auxiliary verb + not+ subject
Used in conversation
A: I have tried Ana's chocolate cake recipeB: Have you? A: Yeah! it's really good
Add at the end of a statement
so + auxiliary + subject
A: I have done a Cambridge exam before B: So have I! A: I didn't like it B: Neither did I!
"Do" before the action verb