Name: 如何用英語提問。4大問題類型 (How to Ask Questions in English: Top 4 Question Types)
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I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com.

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Today you're gonna dip your toe in the water of questions, so that you can have amazing

We can imagine that you're walking beside a swimming pool, and you dip or put your toe

in the water, just to test the temperature.

That's exactly what we're gonna do today with questions.

You're gonna briefly learn the four most common ways to create beautiful questions in English.

At the end of this lesson, I want to challenge you to write a comment using all four question

Why should you learn how to ask questions?

Well, I've said, many times in the past, including this video about How to Stop Being Shy in

English, that when you ask questions, it takes off the pressure from you, because you're

asking a question, and the other person is speaking.

You can take a moment to take a breath, and you can also learn more about the other person.

It's the fall season right now, and because I live in the mountains this is a great time

There is nothing better than a gorgeous fall colors and the sun shining.

Let's take the sentence, "I like sunny days."

Number two, "What is your favorite weather?"

Number three, "You like sunny days, right?"

Let's break down these four different types of questions.

The first question, "Do you like sunny days," is using an auxiliary verb.

That means that the answers can only be yes or no.

There are only two answers to these questions, or are there?

If you would like to expand your vocabulary beyond just yes or no you can check out the

video that I made 22 to 25 Different Ways to Say Yes and No.

You can click on the link up here, and expand your vocabulary for your answers to this auxiliary

The second way to form a question is with a question word.

You probably learned these in your early elementary school English classes ... what, who, where,

Let's take a look at a [inaudible 00:03:12] example.

You might ask, "What did you do in Florida on your vacation?"

You could say, "Well, I went to the beach and it was really beautiful, 'cause I love

And, it was quite hot, but I enjoyed it."

You might ask, "When did you go to Florida?"

The third way to create questions is by using tag questions.

You might ask, "You like sunny days, right?"

You can see that the main part of the sentence, you like sunny days ... This is a statement.

This is not a question, but we're just adding a tag question on the end, right?

When we use these words, we're just trying to verify information.

The only time that you use a tag question, is if you think something, but you're not

quite sure, so you want to verify that your idea is correct.

Maybe you want to invite me to eat some barbecue at your house.

You think that I eat meat, but you want to verify that information, to make sure that

You don't want to invite me to eat barbecue if I don't eat meat.

It's not a question, but then you're adding the tag word, right?

The tag question right, is pretty common, but there are other tag questions that are

I'd like to give you a quick tip about how to use them.

Let's go back to that original sentence, "You like sunny days right?"

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