Ask a question using Qui, Qui a la, Quelle, Quand, etc.
1.Quand tu vas a la cafe?
2.Qui vas aller a lècole?
3.Quelle heure est-il?
Have I got all of them?
1.
"Un café" is a public place where people drink coffee. Correction of gender and spelling required ("au café")
The structure of the sentence does not look right (no inversion in a question). I'll pass and let Mme Sra look at this one.
2.
"vas" is present tense second person singular. You need the third person "va".
Note the accent in "l'école".
3.
Looks right to me.
Word order for question = interrogative word/question word + verb + subject
Quand va-t-il aller à l'école?
OR your sentence:
Quand vas-tu au café?
Qui va aller à l'école?
How much have you studied writing questions? Here are 3 ways:
1. Va-t-elle comprendre?
2. Est-ce qu'elle va comprendre?
3. Elle va comprendre, non? (Or n'est-ce pas?)
1. inversion
2. est-ce que + straight word order
3. straight word order, followed by: non? or n'est-ce pas?
#3 is the easiest
#2 is the next easiest
#1 may be the hardest at first for students, but is the most common !
Please feel free to ask any question you might have.
Sra (aka Mme)
Yes, you have used the question words correctly. Here are the translations and explanations for each question:
1. Quand tu vas au café? (When are you going to the café?)
- "Quand" is the question word for asking about time or when something will happen. In this case, you are asking about the time when the person will go to the café.
2. Qui va aller à l'école? (Who is going to go to school?)
- "Qui" is the question word for asking about a person or who is doing something. In this case, you are asking about the person who will go to school.
3. Quelle heure est-il? (What time is it?)
- "Quelle" is the question word for asking about a choice or selection. In this case, you are asking about the specific choice of time. "Heure" means hour, and "est-il" is the formal way of saying "is it." So, you are asking for the specific time by using "quelle" followed by "heure est-il?"