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In French, you can ask a question in several different ways.

1. You can simply raise your voice in a questioning way:

• tu as faim ? - are you hungry?
• elle est fatiguée ? - is she tired?

2. You can use est-ce que at the start of a phrase:

• est-ce que tu as faim ? - are you hungry?
• est-ce qu'elle est fatiguée ? - is she tired?

3. You can change the order of the subject and verb:

• as-tu faim ? - are you hungry?
• est-elle fatiguée ? - is she tired?

All are perfectly acceptable ways to ask a question.

What if the verb ends in a vowel?

If the verb ends in a vowel with il/elle/on, you need to add -t when you change the order around:

• a-t-il faim ? - is he hungry?
• joue-t-elle au tennis ? - does she play tennis?

In the perfect tense, you turn the avoir and ê�ٰ��� part around and add a hyphen:

• as-tu �貹����é à Paul ? - have you spoken to Paul?
• ê�ٱ��-vous ������é�� au restaurant ? - did you go to the restaurant?

In the immediate future tense, you turn the aller part around and add a hyphen:

• vas-tu parler à Paul ? - are you going to speak to Paul?
• allez-vous manger des frites ? - are you going to eat chips?