2.  Put "n'est-ce pas"at the end of a sentence with a question mark. 

modèle: Tu parles français, n'est-ce pas?  You speak French, don't you?
                             (right?)
      Je suis professeur, n'est-ce pas? I am a teacher, aren't I?  (right?)

3.  Put "est-ce que" at the beginning of the sentence.
    "Est-ce que" is translated as "do" or "does?"***
modèle:Est-ce que tu parles français?   Do you speak French?

You can always use this expression in French, even when it would not make 
                  sense in English:
modèle:Est-ce que je suis professeur?Do I am a teacher?  (Am I a teacher?)

4.  "Flip-Flop" - Switch the position of the subject and the verb in the sentence.
      Put a hyphen in the middle.
modèle:Suis-je professeur?  Am I a teacher? 
Watch out: You may not Flip Flop nouns, only pronouns.
First, change the noun to a pronoun, then flip it:

NOTE:  You can also add question words to the beginning of the last two 
                  forms of questions, just as you do in English.
modèle: Est-ce que tu habites à Murrieta? Do you live in Murrieta?
      Où = Where
      Où est-ce que tu habites? Where do you live?
  Où habites-tu?  Where do you live?

Always raise the intonation in your voice at the end of the question when you speak.

***  Don't forget that the verb "to do" is faire. You use this when you do an activity.