Asking Questions What do the following sentences have in common? Ubi es? Quis es? Quid est in aquā?

Asking Questions Each question begins with an interrogative. Ubi es? Quis es? Quid est in aquā? Each question begins with an interrogative. Quis = who Quid = what Ubi = where, when Quomodo = how

Asking Questions What do the following sentences have in common? Estne Marcus amicus tuus? Marcusne Claram amat? Nonne Marcus Claram amat? (Num Marcus Claram amat?)

Asking Questions Estne Marcus amicus tuus? Marcusne Claram amat? If a sentence does NOT begin with an interrogative, add “ne” to the end of the first word.

Asking Questions Nonne Marcus Claram amat? A sentence beginning with “nonne” expects a YES. Num Marcus Claram amat? A sentence beginning with “num” expects a NO.

Translate. Estne Europa in Italiā? Ubi est Roma? Nonne linguam Latinam amatis? 

Nonne linguam Latinam amatis?  Translate. Estne Europa in Italiā? Is Europe in Italy? Ubi est Roma? Nonne linguam Latinam amatis? 

Nonne linguam Latinam amatis?  Translate. Estne Europa in Italiā? Is Europe in Italy? Ubi est Roma? Where is Rome? Nonne linguam Latinam amatis? 

Nonne linguam Latinam amatis?  Translate. Estne Europa in Italiā? Is Europe in Italy? Ubi est Roma? Where is Rome? Nonne linguam Latinam amatis?  Do you not love the Latin language?

Let’s Review To ask a question, use an ___________ OR “_____” added to end of 1st word but NOT BOTH Num introduces a “no” question Num Medusa est pulchra? Nonne introduces a “yes” question Nonne Helena est pulchra?

Let’s Review To ask a question, use an interrogative OR “ne” added to end of 1st word but NOT BOTH Num introduces a “no” question Num Medusa est pulchra? Nonne introduces a “yes” question Nonne Helena est pulchra?

Let’s Review To ask a question, use an interrogative OR “ne” added to end of 1st word but NOT BOTH Num introduces a “no” question Num Medusa est pulchra? Medusa is not beautiful, is she? Nonne introduces a “yes” question Nonne Helena est pulchra?

Let’s Review To ask a question, use an interrogative OR “ne” added to end of 1st word but NOT BOTH Num introduces a “no” question Num Medusa est pulchra? Medusa is not beautiful, is she? Nonne introduces a “yes” question Nonne Helena est pulchra? Helen is beautiful, isn’t she?

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