Which the difference between simple and information questions?
Which the difference between simple and information questions.
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Respuesta : simple questions : (yes or no questions)ex. Do you like pizza? - yes, i do / no, i dontinformation questions (wh - questions)ex. What do you do on Saturday? - i go to visit my grandmotherDifference : one need more information than the another one.
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Respuesta : simple questions : (yes or no questions)ex.
Do you like pizza?
- yes, i do / no, i dontinformation questions (wh - questions)ex.
What do you do on Saturday?
- i go to visit my grandmotherDifference : one need more information than the another one.
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Which the difference between simple and information questions?
Respuesta : simple questions : (yes or no questions)ex. Do you like pizza? - yes, i do / no, i dontinformation questions (wh - questions)ex. What do you do on Saturday?
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