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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hello! Here is the sentense "My mother cooked the fish and the children ate it". I need to ask 5 kinds of questions(general, special, alternative, tag and a question to a subject ). But it puzzles me because the sentense has two parts with two subjects. Should I ask a question to the both parts? For example General: Did my mother cook the fish and did the children eat it? Could you please write all the questions for me to understand.
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You can write questions about both parts or either part. We will not write them for you, but we will check the questions that you write. Did my mother cook the fish and did the children eat it?
- You can write questions about both parts or either part.
- We will not write them for you, but we will check the questions that you write.
- Did my mother cook the fish and did the children eat it?
- -- This is a reasonable specific question.
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You can write questions about both parts or either part. We will not write them for you, but we will check the questions that you write.
Did my mother cook the fish and did the children eat it? -- This is a reasonable specific question.
Did my mother cook the fish and did the children eat it? -- This is a reasonable specific question.
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