Ja ? Nein? Fragen wir! Auf Deutsch, natürlich!!!!!

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Ja ? Nein? Fragen wir! Auf Deutsch, natürlich!!!!!

Are you [formal, plural] tired? Sind Sie müde ? CV – SUBJECT [- ... ] – predicate adjective - ? = NCV/end

Is it difficult/hard? Ist es schwer ? CV – SUBJECT [- ... ] – predicate adjective - ? = NCV/end

Are you [you-all / in formal, plural] hungry? Seid ihr hungrig ? CV – SUBJECT [- ... ] – predicate adjective - ? = NCV/end CV – SUBJECT [- ... ] – verb complement - ? = NCV/end Habt ihr Hunger ?

Fährst du heute in die Stadt ? Are you [informal singular] going [driving / as a passenger] into town [/ into the city] today? Fährst du heute in die Stadt ? CV – SUBJECT - Time – [manner] – Place - ?

Do we live in Steubenville? Wohnen wir ? in Steubenville / Leben wir CV – SUBJECT [- time – manner] – Place - ?

Do the Koslowskis have a car? Haben die Koslowskis ein Auto ? CV – SUBJECT – Direct Object - ?

Does Mr. Koslowski rent a moving van? Mietet Herr Koslowski einen Transporter ? CV – SUBJECT – Direct Object - ?

? Wohnen die Koslowskis in Köln Will the Koslowskis live in a single family house or in an apartment house in Cologne? Wohnen die Koslowskis in Köln in einem Einfamilienhaus ? oder in einem Mietshaus CV – SUBJECT [- time – manner] – Place - ?

Is Marion going to move to Cologne, too? Zieht Marion auch nach Köln ? CV – SUBJECT [- time – manner] – Place - ?