Three ways to ask questions in French - French communication 5

The video tutorial explains different forms of questions in the French language, focusing on familiar, standard, and sustained forms. It details the structure of closed and open questions, providing examples for each. The familiar shape involves a straightforward subject-verb-complement structure, while the standard form uses 'is that' for closed questions and interrogative words for open questions. The sustained form involves reversing the subject and verb order. Each form is illustrated with examples to clarify the rising intonation and structure.

What is the structure of a closed question?

What role does intonation play in question formation?

How is an open question constructed?

Explain the difference between closed and open questions.

What is the significance of the interrogative word in forming questions?