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are used to request information. Why gets 11 questions which are used to request information and 3 questions to provide information. How has 6 questions which
used to request information and 3 questions to provide information. The least is
when and which because both of them only get 1 question to request information.
There are atypical questions in The Jungle Book film. Based on the discussion, atypical questions have 35 questions 19.56. These questions are
divided into 3 categories. The category is based on the total of the words. The first is the questions which consist of one word. There are 15 questions in The Jungle
Book film that consist of one word only. Four questions consist of two words and 16 questions consist of equal or more than three words.
Based on the discussion, the most common reason why people ask question is to request information. Question is not only a sentence, it could be three words,
two words, or only one word. In the written form, a declarative sentence could be a question if it adds by a question mark. In the spoken form, a statement could be
a question if it uses rising intonation.
B. Recommendations
There are many types of question. It is recommended that the English teachers could teach not only three types of question wh-questions, yesno
questions, and tag questions, but also the other types of questions that appear in the daily activity. Question is important because it helps people when they do
conversation and when they want to know about the new information. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
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Structure and Vocabulary courses. This film could be an exercise for students to know how to ask question. The lecturer could also teach about the structure of
many types of questions from this film. The last is this film shows new vocabulary.
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APPENDIX 1 Question by Types and Functions
Function 1: to request information
A. WH-Questions
