Questions in English
Asking questions in English correctly could be very difficult sometimes because there are a lot of rules to memorize. This activity will help you to do it correctly.
First of all, let's resume what you need to know:
- If you have the verb to be or to have, you don´t need an auxiliar, but you must invert the order of subject-verb.
For example: Are you here? Has he got a dog?
- Verb to do is necessary to make questions with the rest of the verbs. Remeber that you have to use the form does with the third person of singular.
For example: Do you like fast food? Does she study English?
- When you are speaking in past or future you must use the auxiliars did or will:
For example: Did they wacth the film yesterday? Will we go to the beach next summer?
Ok, now try to do the next activity:
Change next sentences into questions
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