Explanation:
This is asking to pose the same question in two other ways. In total there are 3 ways to pose a question:
- Changing Intonation: You write the sentence you want to turn into a question and put a question mark at the end (When spoken, a different tone is used in the end to make the listener know it's a question)
- Est-ce que: You write "Est-ce que" at the beginning of the sentence to turn into a question (or "Est-ce qu'" if the next work begins with a vowel or silent h)
- Inversion: You put the verb before the subject pronoun and attach them with a hyphen (-). However, if the verb ends in a vowel, then a t must be put in between both (Ex. a-t-il, mange-t-elle).
1.
a) Est-ce que tu es prête? (Adding "Est-ce que")
b) Es-tu prête? (Inversion of verb and subject pronoun)
2.
a) Est-ce que vous pouvez vous taire? (Adding "Est-ce que")
b) Pouvez-vous vous taire? (Inversion of verb and subject pronoun)
3.
a) Est-ce que nous faisons la dicteé maintenant? (Adding "Est-ce que")
b) Faisons-nous la dicteé maintenant? (Inversion of verb and subject pronoun)
4.
a) Est-ce que tu aimes la poésie? (Adding "Est-ce que")
b) Aimes-tu la poésie? (Inversion of verb and subject pronoun)
