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Aliona R
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Can sombody tell me which question is right?
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�I need your help!!!!!!! Which question is right:
�Is Sara �s favourite day Sunday? or Is Sunday Sara �s favourite day? Can you explain me?
Thanks,
Aliona
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25 Feb 2009
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donapeter
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I think that Is Sunday Sara �s favorite day? is the correct one, because the subject comes after the verb in a question.
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25 Feb 2009
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Yabko
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I also think that the second sentence is right!  |
25 Feb 2009
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mendiv
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They are both correct. There are almost always two ways to ask a question. :)
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25 Feb 2009
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Aliona R
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Thanks a lot for your answers. I think the same but there is the first question in the book!!!!!! Is it wrong?� |
25 Feb 2009
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miss-o
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Is Sunday Sara �s favourite day? |
25 Feb 2009
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BRAHIM S
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Both are correct, I think..... BUT
For obvious reasons of interpretation, we avoid separating the verb "is" and the its subject "Sunday" with a long / heavy complement
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25 Feb 2009
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miss noor
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The first question is right
Sara �s favourite day is Sunday
To make Yes/ No question We just put the verb to be in the beginning
so the order of the words will be change to be
Is Sara �s favourite day Sunday? |
25 Feb 2009
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Aliona R
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I �m confused�!!!!!!! Why are both correct? Can you explain?� |
25 Feb 2009
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miss noor
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The first question is right
Sara �s favourite day is Sunday
To make Yes/ No question We just put the verb to be in the beginning
so the order of the words will be change to be
Is Sara �s favourite day Sunday? |
25 Feb 2009
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Aliona R
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Thanks miss noor. I thougt the second was correct! Do you agree we need a native speaker? |
25 Feb 2009
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