Hi, i guess i understood the class, we use this kind of questions to confirmate something. The translations the teacher used is not clear to me though.
For instance:
was translated as:
But i guess it would be better to say: ¿No que viste a Ann ayer?
Confirm me if what i am saying is correct.
Hi, i guess i understood the class, we use this kind of questions to confirmate something. The translations the teacher used is not clear to me though.
For instance:
was translated as:
But i guess it would be better to say: ¿No que viste a Ann ayer?
Confirm me if what i am saying is correct.
Hi, i guess i understood the class, we use this kind of questions to confirmate something. The translations the teacher used is not clear to me though.
For instance:
was translated as:
But i guess it would be better to say: ¿No que viste a Ann ayer?
Confirm me if what i am saying is correct.
Personally, I haven't used "¿No que viste a Ann ayer? , the word "que" in Spanish
Remember that negative questions are just to confirm a negative belief.
Didn't you have lunch yesterday? ¿No almorzaste ayer?
Aren't you the English teacher? ¿No eres tú el profesor de inglés?
Haven't you gone to the dentist this week? ¿No has ido al dentista esta semana?
Personally, I haven't used "¿No que viste a Ann ayer? , the word "que" in Spanish
Remember that negative questions are just to confirm a negative belief.
Didn't you have lunch yesterday? ¿No almorzaste ayer?
Aren't you the English teacher? ¿No eres tú el profesor de inglés?
Haven't you gone to the dentist this week? ¿No has ido al dentista esta semana?
Personally, I haven't used "¿No que viste a Ann ayer? , the word "que" in Spanish
Remember that negative questions are just to confirm a negative belief.
Didn't you have lunch yesterday? ¿No almorzaste ayer?
Aren't you the English teacher? ¿No eres tú el profesor de inglés?
Haven't you gone to the dentist this week? ¿No has ido al dentista esta semana?
