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    This document provides examples of answering yes/no questions and wh- questions in short form. For yes/no questions, it gives examples of short answers using single words like "yes", "no", or phrases like "I don't know". It also provides alternative ways to answer yes/no questions using words like "probably", "maybe", and "I hope so/not". The document then gives examples of wh- questions using wh- words like who, what, when, how, why followed by the subject and base verb form. It notes that questions about the subject use who or what as the subject.

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    This document provides examples of answering yes/no questions and wh- questions in short form. For yes/no questions, it gives examples of short answers using single words like "yes", "no", or phrases like "I don't know". It also provides alternative ways to answer yes/no questions using words like "probably", "maybe", and "I hope so/not". The document then gives examples of wh- questions using wh- words like who, what, when, how, why followed by the subject and base verb form. It notes that questions about the subject use who or what as the subject.

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    Questions With Will

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    This document provides examples of answering yes/no questions and wh- questions in short form. For yes/no questions, it gives examples of short answers using single words like "yes", "no", or phrases like "I don't know". It also provides alternative ways to answer yes/no questions using words like "probably", "maybe", and "I hope so/not". The document then gives examples of wh- questions using wh- words like who, what, when, how, why followed by the subject and base verb form. It notes that questions about the subject use who or what as the subject.

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    Section A

    YES/NO QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

    I miss my flight? you


    Yes, I will.
    you meet me tomorrow? we
    we get there on time? they
    Will he
    they help us? she
    No, won’t.
    he pass his class? it
    she be here tomorrow?
    it leave on time?
    OTHER WAYS TO ANSWER YES/NO QUESTIONS

    ANSWER YES ANSWER I DON’T ANSWER NO


    KNOW

    Probably. Maybe. Probably not.


    I think so. I don’t know. I don’t think so.
    I hope so. I’m not sure. I hope not.
    Yes, …. (more No, …. (more
    information) information)
    A: Will you live in the city next year?

    B: Yes, I’m going to move in the fall.

    A: Will you be here tomorrow?


    B: No, I’ll be out of town.
    Section B
    WH- QUESTIONS

    wh- word will subject base form verb

    When I see you?


    Who you hire?
    will we
    How they get here?
    How long he stay with you?
    she
    What time it start?
    WH- QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SUBJECT

    In these questions, what and who are the subjects.

    wh- word will base form verb


    What happen to Sandra?
    will
    Who be there tonight?

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