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    Yes / No Questions: Nominal Verbal

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    This document discusses basic question patterns in English, specifically yes/no questions and WH- questions. It provides examples of questions using auxiliary verbs like "do", "does", "did" with nominal and verbal subjects. Examples of questions using "have/has" with perfect aspect are also included. WH- questions starting with interrogative words like what, when, where, who, how are presented along with their functions.

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    BASIC QUESTION PATTERNS

    ( Yes/No Questions and WH- Questions)

    Yes / No Questions (Pertanyaan yg jawabannya Yes / No)


    Nominal Verbal
    Are you a cop ? Do you arrest violaters ?
    Is she a lecturer ? Does she teach English ?
    Am I your best friend ? Do you consider me a best friend ?
    Are you like your father ? Do you like your father ?

    Were you a cadet ? Did you study in Semarang Police Academy ?


    Was he your classmate in high school ? Did you and he studied at the same high school ?
    Were you here yesterday ? Did you come here yesterday ?

    Will she be an outstanding cadet ? Will she succeed in becoming the best cadet ?
    will they be your room-mates ? Will they share the room with you ?

    Have you been to Aceh ? Have you travelled to Aceh ?


    Have you ever been a teacher ? Have you ever studied how to teach ?
    Has he been in this hard situation ? Has he experienced this hard situation ?
    *perhatikan kalimat berikut untuk memahami kalimat yg menggunakan have + v3
     I have studied English for 10 years / since 2010 / sinceI was in Junior High School
     I have taken a bath this morning.
     I have been to Papua.

    Are they studying English ?


    Are you going somewhere ?
    Is he sleeping ?
    Wh+H Questions (pertanyaan yg kata tanya nya berupa “what, when, ...)
    Nominal Verbal
    What is this ? What do you call this object ?
    What was that ? What did you see last night ?
    Where are you from ? Where do you come from ?
    Where were you last night ? Where did you go last night ?
    Who is she ? Who knows her ?
    When will they be here ? When will they come here ?
    How are you ? How do you do ?

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