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AFK1505 Assignment 6 2024 | Due 4 September 2024
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Question 1 1.1 Form an interrogative sentence from each of the sentences below. Use the word provided in the brackets each time. (4) * Do not change the tenses of the sentences. 1.1.1 Neels speel sokker in die park. (waar) 1.1.2 Sara het die kos gebêre. (wie) 1.1.3 Hulle gaan volgende week w...

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 Question 1

1.1. Form an interrogative sentence from each of the sentences below. Use the word provided in
the brackets each time. Do not change the tenses of the sentences.

1.1.1. Neels speel sokker in die park. (waar)
 Waar speel Neels sokker?

1.1.2. Sara het die kos gebêre. (wie)
 Wie het die kos gebêre?

1.1.3. Hulle gaan volgende week weer toer. (gaan)
 Gaan hulle volgende week weer toer?

1.1.4. Nikolas en Pieter werk by Absa. (werk)
 Werk Nikolas en Pieter by Absa?
 Waar werk Nikolas en Pieter?

 Question 2

2.1. Look at the interrogative sentences you formed in 1.1.1 and 1.1.2. Based on the structure of
these sentences, explain how we can form questions in Afrikaans using specific pronouns. [You
may answer in English.]

 Start with the question word (pronoun): Place the question word (such as "waar" or "wie")
at the beginning of the sentence.

 Follow with the verb: After the question word, place the verb. This is similar to the
subject-verb inversion seen in English questions.

 Include the subject: Next, place the subject of the sentence.

 Add the rest of the sentence: Finally, include the remaining part of the sentence to complete
the question.

Example Structures:
 Waar + verb + subject + rest of the sentence?
 Original: "Neels speel sokker in die park."
 Question: "Waar speel Neels sokker?"

 Wie + verb + rest of the sentence?
 Original: "Sara het die kos gebêre."
 Question: "Wie het die kos gebêre?"

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