Nov 17, 2016
- Ask Liz questions. (Look at her answers before you write the questions.)
- You: (where / from)
Liz: From London originally. - You: Where (live / now)
Liz: In Manchester. - You: (married)
Liz: Yes. - You: (how long / married)
Liz: 12 years. - You: (any children)
Liz: Yes, three boys. - You: (how old / they)
Liz: 4, 7 and 9. - You: (what / husband / do)
Liz: He’s a policeman. - You: (he / enjoy his job)
Liz: Yes, very much. - You: (arrest anyone yesterday)
Liz: I don’t know. - You: How often (go / on holiday)
Liz: Usually once a year. - You: (where / go / next year)
Liz: We don’t know yet.
- You: (where / from)
- Make questions with ‘who’ or ‘what’.
- A: Somebody hit me.
B: Who - A: I hit somebody.
B: Who - A: Somebody gave me the key.
B: Who - A: Something happened.
B: What - A: Diane told me something.
B: - A: This book belongs to somebody.
B: - A: Somebody lives in that house.
B: - A: I fell over something.
B: - A: Something fell on the floor.
B: - A: This word means something.
B: - A: I borrowed the money from somebody.
B: - A: I’m worried about something.
B:
- A: Somebody hit me.
- Put the words in brackets in the correct order. All the sentences are questions.
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when / was / built / this house -
how / cheese / is / made -
when / invented / the computer / was -
why / Sue / working / isn’t / today -
what time / coming / your friends / are -
why / was / cancelled / the concert -
where / your mother / was / born -
why / you / to the party / didn’t / come -
how / the accident / did / happen -
why / this machine / doesn’t / work
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- Write negative questions from the words in brackets. In each situation you are surprised.
- A: We won’t see Ann this evening.
B: Why not? (she / not / come / to the party?) - A: I hope we don’t meet Brian tonight.
B: Why? (you / not / like / him?) - A: Don’t go and see that film.
B: Why not? (it / not / good) - A: I’ll have to borrow some money.
B: Why? (you / not / have / any?)
- A: We won’t see Ann this evening.
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