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    This document outlines the proper word order for asking questions in English. It provides examples of questions using the verb "be" with subjects and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, verbs, and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, negatives, and complements, contractions of the verb "be" with subjects and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, negatives, and verbs and complements, and contractions of auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements.

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    This document outlines the proper word order for asking questions in English. It provides examples of questions using the verb "be" with subjects and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, verbs, and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, negatives, and complements, contractions of the verb "be" with subjects and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, negatives, and verbs and complements, and contractions of auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements.

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    This document outlines the proper word order for asking questions in English. It provides examples of questions using the verb "be" with subjects and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, verbs, and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements, the verb "be" with subjects, negatives, and complements, contractions of the verb "be" with subjects and complements, auxiliary verbs with subjects, negatives, and verbs and complements, and contractions of auxiliary verbs with subjects, verbs, and complements.

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    WORD ORDER FOR QUESTIONS

    Verb Be Subject Complement

    Are Mark and Tony students?

    Verb Be Subject Verb Complement

    Are you reading a book?

    Were they buying clothes?

    Auxiliary Verb Subject Verb Complement

    Did I break the door?

    Has she finished the book?

    Will you visit them?


    Verb Be Subject Negative Complement

    Are you not a student?

    Verb Be Subject Complement


    +contraction

    Isn’t she a doctor?

    Auxiliary Subject Negative Verb Complement


    Verb

    Does Sandra not study medicine?

    Auxiliary Verb Subject Verb Complement


    +Contraction

    Won’t you finish the work?

    Haven’t they worked overtime?

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