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    1. Questions can be formed with or without question words. Questions without question words are sometimes called Yes/No questions and questions with question words are called WH-questions. 2. Questions are formed by changing the subject and verb order compared to statements. Auxiliary verbs are used in questions to form tense. 3. Questions can be asked about subjects, objects, time, place and other aspects using different question words and structures depending on the type of question.

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    1. Questions can be formed with or without question words. Questions without question words are sometimes called Yes/No questions and questions with question words are called WH-questions. 2. Questions are formed by changing the subject and verb order compared to statements. Auxiliary verbs are used in questions to form tense. 3. Questions can be asked about subjects, objects, time, place and other aspects using different question words and structures depending on the type of question.

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    1. Questions can be formed with or without question words. Questions without question words are sometimes called Yes/No questions and questions with question words are called WH-questions. 2. Questions are formed by changing the subject and verb order compared to statements. Auxiliary verbs are used in questions to form tense. 3. Questions can be asked about subjects, objects, time, place and other aspects using different question words and structures depending on the type of question.

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    1.

    Questions without question words and be


    Subject and verb change their position in statement and question.

     Sentence: You are from Germany.

     Question: Are you from Germany?

    We always use the short answer, not only Yes or No. That's why questions
    without question words are also called YES/NO-questions.

    2. Questions with question words and be

    Question word Verb Subject Rest Answer

    I am from Stuttgart.
    Where are you from?
    I'm from Stuttgart.

    What is your name?   My name is Peter.

    They are fine.


    How are Pat and Sue?  
    They're fine.

    Questions with question words are also called WH-questions.

    3. Questions without question words


    and have

    Auxiliary (+
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Yes/No Subject
    n't)

    Have you got a cat? Yes, I have.


    Auxiliary (+
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Yes/No Subject
    n't)

    a new
    Have you got No, we haven't.
    car?

    your
    Has got a bike? Yes, he has.
    brother

    Do you have a cat? Yes, I do.

    a new
    Do you have No, we don't.
    car?

    your
    Does have a bike? Yes, he does.
    brother

    4. Questions with question words and have

    Question
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Answer
    word

    your I've got it in my pencil


    Where have you got
    ruler? case.

    Where do you have your I have it in my pencil


    Question
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Answer
    word

    ruler? case.

    5. Questions without question words in


    the Simple Present

    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Yes/No Subject Auxiliary (+ n't)

    Yes, I do.
    Do you read books?
    No, I don't.

    Does Peter play football? Yes, he does.

    6. Questions with question words in


    the Simple Present

    Question
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Answer
    word

    on your I play games on my


    What do you play
    computer? computer.

    your She goes to work at


    When does go to work?
    mother 6 o'clock.
    7. Questions without question words in
    the Simple Past

    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Yes/No Subject Auxiliary (+ n't)

    Yes, he did.
    Did Max play football?
    No, he didn't.

    BUT:

    to be Subject Rest Yes/No Subject Auxiliary (+ n't)

    Yes, I was.
    Were you in Leipzig last week?
    No, I wasn't.

    8. Questions with question words in


    the Simple Past

    Question
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Answer
    word

    yesterday I played computer


    What did you play
    evening? games.

    BUT:
    Question word to be Subject Rest Answer

    Where were you yesterday? I was at the cinema.

    9. Subject question

    Question word Verb Rest Subject Verb Rest

    Who runs to the shop? Peter runs to the shop.

    10. Object question

    Question
    Auxiliary Subject Verb Rest Answer
    word

    last Mandy phoned her


    Who did Mandy phone
    Monday? uncle.

    NOTE!

    Subject question Object question

    Who phoned John? Who did John phone?

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