A situation has been provided. Can you find which question word helps form a related, polite question?

A situation has been provided. Can you find which question word helps form a related, polite question?

In this exercise we’re rephrasing a polite question into a shorter polite question.

In this exercise you’re forming sentences describing what you would do if a thief would break into your apartment.

An impolite message has been provided. Can you find which polite sentence means the same?

In the exercise we’re forming hypothetical jos-sentences.

In this exercise, we use the conditional because these are polite questions or requests. As such, you will put each verb in the sinä-form and make it a question. This means you need to add the elements:

• The conditional’s -isi-
• The sinä-form’s -t
• The question suffix -ko/kö

In this exercise, you’re describing a fictional situation, as is clear from the conjunction jos “if”.

In this exercise, you’re making a proposal or suggestion into a jos-question. You will need to use the elements:

• The conditional’s -isi-
• The sinä-form’s -t

In this exercise, you’re making a proposal or suggestion into a jos-question. You will need to use the elements:

• The conditional’s -isi-
• The me-form’s -mme