Question

you were living in france change into question tag​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Your question - You were living in France

Question tag-weren't you⬆️⬆️⬆️

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Answer 2

Answer:

Weren't you living in France?

Explanation:

• A question-posing sentence is referred to as an interrogative sentence. Yes/no interrogatives, alternative questions, tag questions, and direct or indirect interrogative sentences can all be used in interrogative sentences. Interrogative pronouns are frequently used at the beginning and end of interrogative statements.
• Here we are asked to change the sentence into interrogative form.
• "you were" is changed to "weren't you" and it is now in question form.
• Use an auxiliary verb, a modal verb, or a capital-letter-only question word to begin the interrogative sentence.
• Put a question mark at the end of the interrogative statement. This is also how one can recognise an interrogative statement for the first time.
• A declarative sentence's structure is slightly inverted for an interrogative statement. Auxiliary verb, main verb, or modal verb + subject + main verb (if there are multiple verbs in the sentence) + remainder of the sentence is how an interrogative sentence is structured.

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