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It's virtually impossible to start a non-question sentence with a word like did. You need a subject to begin with. For example: "Mary did the dishes." You can't say "Did Mary the dishes." because for one, it doesn't make sense, and two, placing the verb before the subject (or what's called subject-verb inversion) turns the sentence into a question. Even still "Did Mary the dishes?", though technically correct, is very archaic, and you'd never hear a native English speaker ask a question like that. Instead, you'd hear "Did Mary do the dishes?"
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Should you use what or which to start a sentence?
It depends on the question you are asking.
How is what a word to start with if asking a question?
What is able to start if it is a question because it starts a content to a beginning of a sentence.
Can is start a sentence without being a question?
No, because like when I would say "Is a boy technically a girl?", it's a question.
What are ways to start a text conversation without asking questions?
What are ways to start a text conversation without asking questions because sometimes people get fed up question after question. I just wanted to know how i can start and and shorten the text conversation without any questions?
Why does the spanish language use and upside down question mark?
To make it clear from the start that you are asking a question. In English, the structure of the sentence tells you at once whether the sentence is a statement or a question. "He is a good student". "Is he a good student?" In Spanish it is not so obvious and you need ¿ at the beginning of your question and ? at the end.
Can you start a question with it?
You can occasionally.Example: It is possible to start a sentence with 'it', is it not?
Can you start a sentence with which?
Yes, you can start a sentence with "which" when asking a question or introducing a relative clause to provide additional information about a noun. For example, "Which color do you prefer?" or "The house, which was painted blue, stood out on the street."
Do you put a question mark before a colon?
I don't believe that you should do this because both are a type of pause so if you want a pause but are asking a question then you will probabaly only need a question mark
What does write an expression for the following statement mean?
It is the start of a question. A statement would then follow as part of the question. It is asking you to read that statement and carry out the instructions in the first part of the question. Without the statement it is not possible to answer the question.
How do you start out a sentence without using the word is?
start it out with the
Can you start a sentence with who?
the answer to that question is "who is the owner of this car?"
How do you start an argument for a case?
By asking a lead in question.
