display incorrect answers
Make yes-no questions using the words in brackets and the simple present.
- Example:
- (you/know) ……………… this song? → Do you know this song?
- (he/speak) English?3rd person singular (he) → does + subject + infinitive
- (you/be) thirsty?question with be|2nd person (you) → are + subject + …
- (you/like) music?2nd person (you) → do + subject + infinitive
- (you/have) a guitar?option 1: question with an auxiliary|2nd person (you) → do + subject + infinitive|option 2: question with have got|have + subject + got + …
- (the car/be) broken?question with be|3rd person singular (the car): is + subject + …
Use question words to write questions that ask about the underlined parts of the sentences.
- Example:
- They met in 2020.
- → When did they meet?
- The children are going to school.
→ ?compound tense = put the question word first and invert the subject and the auxiliary|asking about a place: where
- Amy wrote the letter.
→ ?subject question|remove the subject and replace it with who
- She called because of the news.
→ ?simple past question = question word + did + subject + infinitive|asking about a reason: why
- He can give us some money.
→ ?question with a modal verb: put the question word first and invert the subject and modal verb|asking about a thing: what
- The technician is coming on Tuesday.
→ ?question in a compound tense = put the question word first and invert the subject and the auxiliary verb|asking about a time: when