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The document provides instructions for forming questions in English. It explains that questions are formed by using an interrogative pronoun, auxiliary verb, subject, and main verb. For verbs with only one form like "do/does/did", those auxiliaries can be used, and otherwise the auxiliary is already present in the sentence. It then provides examples of changing statements into questions using this structure, including both "wh-" questions and yes/no questions.
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