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English Yes/No Questions Quiz

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Test your knowledge of yes/no questions in English

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Test your knowledge of yes/no questions in English

by Shruthi Sekar
1

Most English yes/no questions begin with an auxiliary or modal verb.

2

To make a yes/no question in English, you must always add 'do' to the end of the sentence.

3

In yes/no questions, the subject and auxiliary invert their order.

4

You can form a yes/no question in the simple present or past by using 'do' or 'did'.

5

In yes/no questions, the subject never appears after the verb.

6

Are you coming? is an example of a yes/no question.

7

All English yes/no questions end with the word 'really'.

8

Every yes/no question in English uses the word 'do' at the start.

9

Yes/no questions in English can end with rising intonation even in writing with punctuation.

10

Yes/no questions can start with any word except a pronoun.

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