In French the easiest way to ask questions is to keep the same order for statements and questions - the only difference is the rising questioning tone in your voice.
You can also change the word order of a sentence to make a question, e.g. Vous avez une table ? can become Avez-vous une table ?, 'Have you got a table?'
Alternatively you can start the sentence with a question phrase such as 'Est-ce que... ?', literally 'Is it that...?'
Remember, questions in English often start with 'is', 'are' or 'do', which have no French equivalent.
Pour trois ? Fumeur ? C'est le musée d'art ? Vous voulez un verre de vin ?Vous avez choisi ? Avez-vous choisi ?
For three people? Smoking? Is that the museum of art? Do you want a glass of wine?Have you chosen? Have you chosen?
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