Question

преврати эти утверждения в вопросы и напиши их.we are twelve.you are cold.they are old/

Answer 1

Are we twelve?
Are you cold?
Are they old?

Answer 2

The user's message is in Russian, and it means "Answer in detail. Turn these statements into questions and write them. We are twelve. You are cold. They are old."

To turn these statements into questions, we need to use the verb to be (are) and put it before the subject (we, you, they). Then we add a question mark at the end of the sentence. For example:

We are twelve. -> Are we twelve? You are cold. -> Are you cold? They are old. -> Are they old?

These are called yes-no questions, because they can be answered with yes or no. If we want to ask for more information, we can use question words like who, what, where, when, why, and how. For example:

We are twelve. -> How many of us are there? You are cold. -> Why are you cold? They are old. -> How old are they?

These are called wh-questions, because they start with a wh-word. They usually require a longer answer than yes or no.