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    The document provides exercises and examples for forming different types of questions in English, including: 1. Direct questions to ask someone for information. 2. Indirect questions to report what someone wants to know, wonder, or ask without directly quoting them. 3. Questions are formed by changing statements into interrogative word order, adding question words like what, when, why, how, or changing declarative sentences into negative questions.

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    The document provides exercises and examples for forming different types of questions in English, including: 1. Direct questions to ask someone for information. 2. Indirect questions to report what someone wants to know, wonder, or ask without directly quoting them. 3. Questions are formed by changing statements into interrogative word order, adding question words like what, when, why, how, or changing declarative sentences into negative questions.

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    QUESTION

    FORMATION

    EXERCISES:

















































    1

    KEY:
    1. Ask Joe questions:

    1. Where do you live
    2. Were you born there?
    3. Are you married?
    4. How long have you been married?
    5. Have you got any children? or Do you have any children?
    6. How old are you?
    7. What do you do?
    8. What does your wife do?

    2. Make questions:

    1. Who hit you?
    2. Who did you hit?
    3. Who paid the bill?
    4. What happened?
    5. What did she/Diane say?
    6. Who does it/this book belong to?
    7. Who lives in that house? / Who lives there?
    8. What did you fall over?
    9. What fell on the floor?
    10. What does it/this word mean?
    11. Who did you borrow it/the money from?
    12. What are you worried about?

    3. Put the words in the correct order:

    1. When was this house built?
    2. How is cheese made?
    3. When was the computer invented?
    4. Why isnt Sue working today?
    5. What time are your friends coming?
    6. Why was the concert cancelled?
    7. Where was your mother born?
    8. Why didnt you come to the party?
    9. How did the accident happen?
    10. Why doesnt this machine work?

    4. Write negative questions:

    1. Isnt she coming to the party?
    2. Dont you like him?
    3. Isnt it good?
    4. Havent you got any? or Dont you have any?



    2
    INDIRECT QUESTIONS:



    KEY:
    1. Make a new sentence:
    1. Do you know where Tom has gone?
    2. Could you tell me where the post office is?
    3. I wonder what the time is.
    4. I want to know what this word means.
    5. Do you know what time they left?
    6. I dont know if/whether Sue is going out tonight
    7. Do you have any idea where Caroline lives?
    8. I cant remember where I parked the car.
    9. Can you tell me if/whether there is a bank near here?
    10. Tell me what you want.
    11. I dont know why Kate didnt come to the party.
    12. Do you know how much it costs to park here?
    13. I have no idea who that woman is.
    14. Do you know if/whether Liz got my letter?
    15. Can you tell me how far is it to the airport?
    2. Complete the conversation:
    1. Do you know where she has gone?
    2. I dont suppose you know when shell be back/she will be back.
    3. Do you happen to know if/whether she went out alone?

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