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Form questions using inverted word order. Put the subject at the end.

termina la dos a ¿ las ? clase

I cannot figure out which order these go in.

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Greenleafable
Since you need to form a question, but place the subject at the end, it means that the entire question will be really inverted, meaning that the order of words will be a little jumbled. This is the way to do it:
Termina a las dos la clase?
As you can see, the subject 'la clase' is placed at the end, and the word order is inverted. 
yersanabria

The correct order to make the question in Spanish is:

  • ¿La clase termina a las dos?

Preparation of questions in Spanish.

To prepare questions correctly in Spanish, the following is regularly taken into account:

 

  • Start with the question mark.
  • Use a noun.
  • Conjugate the verb according to the verb tense and the noun used.

And regularly the order used is the following:

  • ¿Noun + conjugated verb + complement?

Therefore, in the words it can be identified that the noun is "la clase," the verb is "termina" conjugated in Present Tense, and the complement of time is "a las dos," which would have a sentence with correct grammar.

If you want to learn more about Present Tense in Spanish, you can visit the following link: https://brainly.com/question/25576849

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