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Yes-no question
The two most common kinds of question are yes-no questions and wh- questions . Yes-no questions ask for an answer yes (positive) or no (negative).
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Yes and Yeah
Yes is a word used for giving a positive answer to quesions. Yeah is more casual and less correct than yes , but is actually more frequent in conversation.…
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You
What is "You"? " You " is the second personal pronoun (see PERSONAL PRONOUN ). " You " refers to one hearer (singular) or hearer…
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Yet
What is "Yet"? In middle or end position, yet is an adverb of time. In front position, it is a linking adverb or conjunction. 1. Yet as an adve…
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