Question

Choose three of the following sentences. First, change your three chosen sentences into questions in Spanish by changing the word order and using correct punctuation. Second, translate the three Spanish questions you wrote into English. Third, translate the original three Spanish sentences you chose into English. You will need to submit a total of nine sentences in the answer box (three for each step that has been described). Sophie sabe andar en bicicleta bien. Charlie saca muchas fotografías bonitas. La familia Lartategui vive en Buenos Aires. Sophie y Charlie pasean en bote en el parque grande. Charlie y Sophie visitan las Cataratas de Iguazú.

Answer 1

¿Sophie sabe montar bien?
¿Charlie toma muchas imágenes hermosas?
¿Sophie y Charlie caminan por el bote en el parque?

Does Sophie know how to ride well?
Does Charlie take many beautiful pictures?
Sophie and Charlie walk by the boat in the park?


Sophie knows how to ride well.
Charlie takes many beautiful pictures.
Sophie and Charlie walk by boat in the big park.

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Answer 2

Answer:

¿Charlie saca muchas fotografías bonitas?

¿La familia Lartategui vive en Buenos Aires?

¿Charlie y Sophie visitan las Cataratas del Iguazú?

Does Charlie take a lot of beautiful pictures?

Does the Lartategui family live in Buenos Aires?

Do Charlie and Sophie visit the Cataratas del Iguazú?

Charly takes many beautiful pictures.

The Lartategui family lives in Buenos Aires.

Charly and Sophie visit the Cataratas del Iguazú.

Explanation:

It is important to know that in Spanish questions always have an opening interrogation mark. However, in informal or colloquial Spanish it's common to see only the final interrogation mark. For example in chats.

When translating the original sentence from Spanish to English there aren't many variations. But at the moment of making a question, the structure varies. In Spanish the question is the same or almost the same as the sentence itself, whereas in English the verb order is modified and an auxiliary is needed (in this case, do and does).