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Five questions from the selected level; practice only.
Last 30 days in Oslo time; active days contain a saved learning result.
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Form a yes/no question.
Start a yes/no question with the verb, then the subject: Har dere ris? No question word is needed.
verb + subject + … ?
| Bokmål | Meaning or use |
|---|---|
| Du bor her. → Bor du her? | Do you live here? |
| Hun kan komme. → Kan hun komme? | Can she come? |
| Dere har tid. → Har dere tid? | Do you have time? |
Har du en billett?
Do you have a ticket?
Bor hun i Oslo?
Does she live in Oslo?
Kommer dere på fredag?
Are you coming on Friday?
Har du har en billett?
Har du en billett?
Use har once before du. Repeating it does not form a question.
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Choose the form that fits the rule and meaning explained in this lesson.
Complete the gap using the appropriate form of the given word.
Given word: snakke_____ du norsk?
Rebuild the example, starting with “Har”: Do you have a ticket?
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