Asking and answering with to be or other97 2003
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This document discusses the differences between affirmative, interrogative, and information question sentences in English. It provides examples of sentences in the affirmative and interrogative form, and explains that for information questions the WH- word is placed before the verb to ask who, what, when, where, etc. The examples show how sentences are structured in the affirmative, with the subject and verb inverted in interrogative sentences, and a WH- word added for information questions.
Asking and answering with to be or other97 2003
- 2. Look at the following sentences in the affirmative: My house is in S達o Paulo. My sister卒s name is Fernanda. It 卒s five o卒clock now. Her birthday is on May 2oth.
- 3. Now look at the following sentences in the interrogative form: IS my house in S達o Paulo? IS my sister卒s name Fernanda ? IS It five o卒clock now ? IS Her birthday on May 2oth ?
- 4. When you have AN INFORMATION QUESTION, you insert the WH- before the verb: WHERE IS your house ? WHAT IS my sister卒s name ? WHAT TIME IS it now ? WHEN IS her birthday ?
- 5. Look at the following sentences in the affirmative: Marsha lives with her boyfriend . He has breakfask at 6 everyday. Mom and Dad usually travel on the weekends. I wash my clothes on the weekend.
- 6. Look at the following sentences in the interrogative: Does Marsha live with her boyfriend ? Does he have breakfask at 6 everyday? Do Mom and Dad usually travel on the weekends? Do you wash my clothes on the weekend?
- 7. When you have AN INFORMATION QUESTION, you insert the WH- before the verb: WHERE does Marsha live ? WHAT TIME does he have breakfask everyday? WHEN do Mom and Dad usually travel? WHAT do you DO on the weekend?