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Last 30 days in Oslo time; active days contain a saved learning result.
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Where should I start?
Five orientation questions, not a certified CEFR assessment.
1/5 · A1
Jeg ___ i Oslo.
A notebook for every lesson
Open any lesson to write down words and ideas you want to revisit.
Yes/no questions
Form a yes/no question.
Yes/no questions
Start a yes/no question with the verb, then the subject: Har dere ris? No question word is needed.
The rule, step by step
- Change Du bor i Oslo into Bor du i Oslo? by moving the verb to the front.
- If there is an auxiliary, start with it: Kan du hjelpe? The infinitive stays later.
- Do not add another verb to imitate English do-support. Invert the verb and subject.
Sentence pattern
verb + subject + … ?
| Bokmål | Meaning or use |
|---|---|
| Du bor her. → Bor du her? | Do you live here? |
| Hun kan komme. → Kan hun komme? | Can she come? |
| Dere har tid. → Har dere tid? | Do you have time? |
Everyday examples
Har du en billett?
Do you have a ticket?
Bor hun i Oslo?
Does she live in Oslo?
Kommer dere på fredag?
Are you coming on Friday?
A common error or a difference in meaning
Har du har en billett?
Har du en billett?
Use har once before du. Repeating it does not form a question.
Put the rule into practice
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Choose the form that fits the rule and meaning explained in this lesson.
Complete the gap using the appropriate form of the given word.
Given word: snakke_____ du norsk?
Rebuild the example, starting with “Har”: Do you have a ticket?
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