1) Само предложение: The students go to school 6 days a week. 2) Общий вопрос: Do the students go to school 6 days a week? 3) Специальный вопрос: Where do the students go 6 days a week? ( можно задавать вопрос к другому члену предложения, тогда предложение может начинаться с When,Why,What) 4) Вопрос к подлежащему (чаще его относят к специальному вопросу) : Who goes to school 6 days a week? 5) Альтернативный вопрос: Do the students go to school 6 or 7 days a week? (Можно or ставить между другими членами предложения: Do students or teachers) 6) Разделительный вопрос ( делится на два типа : начало положительное, а конец отрицательный и наоборот): +,- The students go to school 6 days a week, don't they? ( обязательно краткая форма на конце) ; -,+ The students do not go to school 6 days a week, do they? Надеюсь, что эти примеры
My favorite movie is Avatar. Paratrooper Jake Sally goes to space on the planet Pandora to replace his twin brother, who was killed in an accidental skirmish with a punks. The brother was a member of the Avatar project, he was ready to control the body of Pandora Aborigines. The company is a mining company in Pandora, largely interested in skirmishes with local three-meter blue Indians and is trying to study them.
This film impressed me with its design and fascinating storyline. While the earth is asleep, a blue avatar rushes through the jungle, an earthling slurps a balanop in the barracks.
Avatar
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My favorite movie is Avatar. Paratrooper Jake Sally goes to space on the planet Pandora to replace his twin brother, who was killed in an accidental skirmish with a punks. The brother was a member of the Avatar project, he was ready to control the body of Pandora Aborigines. The company is a mining company in Pandora, largely interested in skirmishes with local three-meter blue Indians and is trying to study them.
This film impressed me with its design and fascinating storyline. While the earth is asleep, a blue avatar rushes through the jungle, an earthling slurps a balanop in the barracks.