Word Order Dictation: Question Auxiliary Order
A2 Level
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Give the opening helping verb your attention. Can, does, did, are, has and other forms can come before the subject in a question. A question word may appear first, so listen to the whole opening rather than waiting only for the main action. With be, is or are itself can begin the question. Keep the tense and any following verb form as spoken. You do not need to rearrange a statement here: capture the question already given, including its quiet opening words and final detail.
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