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Firerypyro Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Word order
Hello guys, please help me. I am quite unsure about what a statement and question are grammatically. We use the word order for a statement and not a question. Unfortunately for me, i do not what is the difference between a statement and a question and how to spot either one. Could anyone please help? Thanks a lot again !
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A question usually ends in a question mark: Who is...? What do the staff...? Are they...?
- A question usually ends in a question mark: Who is...?
- What do the staff...?
- Are they...?
- Why don't you...?
- Can Canadians...?
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A question usually ends in a question mark:
Who is...?
What do the staff...?
Are they...?
Why don't you...?
Can Canadians...?
Shouldn't everybody..?
A statement asserts something and ends in a period or exclamation mark:
John eats...
Everybody makes....
The Eiffel Tower is....
We perhaps could...
My mother has never...!
Who is...?
What do the staff...?
Are they...?
Why don't you...?
Can Canadians...?
Shouldn't everybody..?
A statement asserts something and ends in a period or exclamation mark:
John eats...
Everybody makes....
The Eiffel Tower is....
We perhaps could...
My mother has never...!
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