In negative questions either add a question mark to a statement and change your voice to a questioning tone, or insert est-ce que into the question. The negative form or never, not, nothing, nobody, ...

"Aren't you coming too?" "Yes...I mean, no? I mean, yes, I'm coming." When answering a normal, positive question, you're unlikely to fumble around like this. If the question is "are you coming too?" ...

Swain's (1985, 1995, 2000) output hypothesis states that language production is facilitative of second language (L2) learning. An important component of the output hypothesis involves pushing learners ...