Substitution drill: statement to question - 01
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This is easy:
I'll say: "She lives in France."
You'll ask: "Does she live in France?"
So take my statement and turn it into a question. Easy! The rest of the directions are in the podcast. Use it to practice grammar (questions with 'does'), the names of some countries (France, Senegal, Kenya, and others), and, of course, pronunciation, rhythm, intonation, etc. Try to sound like me.
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