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    Basic questions can be formed by placing the verb in first position instead of second: Sie isst. (she's eating) Isst sie? (Is she eating?) In a more complicated sentence, the rule is still the same, the conjugated verb (whether aux verb or not) goes first: Er möchte nach Hause fahren. (He wants to drive home) Möchte er nach Hause fahren? (Does he want to drive home?) The main exception to this is if you use a question word, (wann, wer, wie, warum, wo) In that case, the question word goes first, followed by the verb, followed by the subject, then any other phrases: Warum schickte sie letzte Woche solch ein großes Paket nach Irland? (Why did she send such a large parcel to Ireland last week?)
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    In English you'd say, "...Odysseus had the warriors hide in the belly of the wooden horse..." Here "lassen" is being used like we use "had" in English meaning to direct people to do something. "Ich ließ ihn mir meine Bücher bringen" = I had him bring me my books.
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