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The video tutorial explains how to use 'Eska' to form questions in French. It covers the use of 'Eska' without interrogative pronouns, provides examples, and offers exercises for practice. The tutorial emphasizes the simplicity of adding 'Eska' to the beginning of a sentence to turn it into a question, and highlights the differences between English and French question formation.

What is the primary function of 'Eska' in French questions?

• To form a question without changing word order

• To add emphasis to a statement

• To express a negative statement

• To indicate a past action

How do you form a question in French using 'Eska'?

• By using 'Eska' after the subject

• By placing 'Eska' at the beginning of a statement

• By changing the verb to its past tense

• By adding 'Eska' at the end of a sentence

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'Eska'?

• Eska français tu es?

• Français tu eska?

• Tu es français eska?

• Eska tu es français?

In the sentence 'Eska tu viens au cinéma?', what does 'viens' mean?

• Go

• See

• Come

• Eat

How would you translate 'Are you eating at the restaurant today?' using 'Eska'?

• Eska tu manges au restaurant aujourd'hui?

• Eska aujourd'hui tu manges au restaurant?

• Tu manges eska au restaurant aujourd'hui?

• Manges-tu eska au restaurant aujourd'hui?

What is the challenge in translating 'Did the children go to the swimming pool yesterday?' using 'Eska'?

• Understanding the future tense

• Using the correct past tense conjugation

• Finding the right pronoun

• Using 'Eska' at the end of the sentence

How do you say 'Have they finished their homework?' using 'Eska'?

• Eska leurs devoirs ils ont fini?

• Fini leurs devoirs ils ont eska?

• Ils ont fini leurs devoirs eska?

• Eska ils ont fini leurs devoirs?

What is the French translation for 'Do you like apples?' using 'Eska'?

• Eska tu aimes les pommes?

• Tu aimes eska les pommes?

• Aimes-tu eska les pommes?

• Eska les pommes tu aimes?

How would you ask 'Do you have a brother?' in French using 'Eska'?

• Eska tu as un frère?

• Eska un frère tu as?

• Tu as eska un frère?

• As-tu eska un frère?

Which of the following is a correct use of 'Eska' for 'Have you eaten your vegetables?'?

• Eska tu as mangé tes légumes?

• Tu as mangé eska tes légumes?

• Mangés-tu eska tes légumes?

• Eska tes légumes tu as mangé?