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1. I want a job.

2. Do I want a job?

3. I don’t want a job.

4. Don’t I want a job?

1. You want a bike.

2. Do you want a bike?

3. You don’t want a bike.

4. Don’t you want a bike?

1. He wants a laptop.

2. Does he want a laptop?

3. He does not want a laptop.

4. Does not he want a laptop?

1. Raju wants a bus.

2. Does raju want a bus?

3. Raju does not want a bus.

4. Does not raju want a bus?

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