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Make this statement into a question. Hay un libro. ¿Un libro hay? ¿Hay un libro? ¿Hay muchos libros? ¿Libro un hay?
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i dont want the answer right away. can someone explain how to do this?
Okay, so here's our statement: "Hay un libro." "There is a book." We have to change the statement into a question, so that the question asks "Is there a book?" ~~~~~~~~~ In Spanish, whenever we want to change a statement into a question, we usually just put question marks around it. It's that easy. Much simpler than English. "¿Hay un libro?" would mean "Is there a book?"
Thanks! i didnt know it was so simple. i thought it was something like more advanced or whatever. but thanks!
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