Question Formation (English) by Rimon Rayhan
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This document is a presentation on question formation. It discusses the different types of questions, including yes/no questions and information questions. For yes/no questions, the speaker explains that they can be answered with yes or no and provides examples of how to form them by using helping verbs. For information questions, the speaker notes that they ask for information using question words and provides the structure for forming them, which involves a question word followed by a helping verb and subject. Examples of both yes/no and information questions are given.
Question Formation (English) by Rimon Rayhan
- 1. Welcome To Our Presentation
- 2. Abu Rayhan Program : BBA ID No.: 13142101039 Intake : 33rd Section : 01
- 3. QUESTION FORMATION Here we will see that, How many types of question? How to make a question? How to answer of a question?
- 4. 1st One is.. How many types of question? There are many types of question, Such as Yes No question, Information question, Negative question, Tag question etc.
- 5. Today we will discuss about 1. Yes No Question 2. Information Question
- 6. A yes/ no question A question that may be answered by yes or no is called yes/no question. Ex: Does he live in Dhaka? Ans: Yes, he does OR No, he doesnt
- 7. Now we will see that, How to a make yes / No question? Structure: Helping verb + Subject + Main verb + Ext Helping verb Subjec t Main verb Extensio n description Does Do Did She They He Live Live live There? There? There? If the verb is in the simple present, is does (with he, she, it) or do (with I, you, we, they) In the question. If the verb is simple past.
- 8. Helping verb Subje ct Main verb Extensio n Description Is Have Can Will He They Mary he Living Lived Live Be living There? There? There? There? If the verb has an auxiliary, the same auxiliary is used in the question. There is no change in the form of the main verb. If the verb has more than one auxiliary, only the first auxiliary precede the subject, as Helping Will. verb Subject Extension Description Are Was they Jim There? There? Main verb Be in the simple present (am, is, are) and simple past (was, were) precedes the subject. It has the same position as a helping verb
- 9. Some Example Of Yes/ No Question Do Dave and his wife have any children? = Yes, they do. Or No, they do not. Does he have any days off? = No, he doesnt. Or Yes, he does. Does he like being in the countryside? = Yes, he does. Or No, he doesnt
- 10. Information Question A question that asks for information by using a question word is called information question. Ex: Where does he live? = He lives in Dhaka.
- 11. Now we will see that, How to make a Information question? Structured: Question word+ Helping verb + Subject + Main verb + Ext Questi on word Helping verb Subjec t Main verb Extensio n Description Where Where Where Does Do did She They he Live Live live There? There? There? If the verb is in the simple present, is does (with he, she, it) or do (with I, you, we, they) In the question. If the verb is simple past.
- 12. Some Example Of Information Question Who is that letter from? = My friend. That letter is from my friend. What color are her eyes? =Gray. Her eyes are gray. . How long has she been sick? = For three days. Shes been sick for three days.
- 13. Thats all for today Thank you ALLAH HAFEZ. & Thanks a lot for being with us.