Question Formation Challenge

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Test your English question formation skills.

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Question Formation ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your English question formation skills. par NUR SARA YOUHANEES BINTI JAMBRI (KL) 1 Wh- questions can start with a noun without a question word. Yes No 2 For be as a main verb, invert the subject and the form of be to form a question: 'Are you ready?' Yes No 3 Wh- questions begin with a question word (who, what, where, when, why, how) followed by the auxiliary. Yes No 4 In present perfect questions, the order is: Have/Has + subject + past participle? Yes No 5 In present perfect questions, the auxiliary can be omitted and the sentence can start with the main verb. Yes No 6 You never use do-support in questions unless the main verb is to be. Yes No 7 In English, yes/no questions in the present simple often use auxiliary 'do' or 'does' before the subject. Yes No 8 In questions, you always keep the same word order as statements; you never invert. Yes No 9 In present continuous questions, the form is: am/is/are + subject + verb-ing. Yes No 10 Past simple questions always put the subject after 'did' as in 'Did you go yesterday?' Yes No

Question Formation ChallengeVersion en ligne

Test your English question formation skills.

par NUR SARA YOUHANEES BINTI JAMBRI (KL)

Wh- questions can start with a noun without a question word.

Yes

For be as a main verb, invert the subject and the form of be to form a question: 'Are you ready?'

Yes

Wh- questions begin with a question word (who, what, where, when, why, how) followed by the auxiliary.

Yes

In present perfect questions, the order is: Have/Has + subject + past participle?

Yes

In present perfect questions, the auxiliary can be omitted and the sentence can start with the main verb.

Yes

You never use do-support in questions unless the main verb is to be.

Yes

In English, yes/no questions in the present simple often use auxiliary 'do' or 'does' before the subject.

Yes

In questions, you always keep the same word order as statements; you never invert.

Yes

In present continuous questions, the form is: am/is/are + subject + verb-ing.

Yes

Past simple questions always put the subject after 'did' as in 'Did you go yesterday?'

Yes

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Question Formation ChallengeVersion en ligne

par NUR SARA YOUHANEES BINTI JAMBRI (KL)

Wh- questions can start with a noun without a question word.

For be as a main verb, invert the subject and the form of be to form a question: 'Are you ready?'

Wh- questions begin with a question word (who, what, where, when, why, how) followed by the auxiliary.

In present perfect questions, the order is: Have/Has + subject + past participle?

In present perfect questions, the auxiliary can be omitted and the sentence can start with the main verb.

You never use do-support in questions unless the main verb is to be.

In English, yes/no questions in the present simple often use auxiliary 'do' or 'does' before the subject.

In questions, you always keep the same word order as statements; you never invert.

In present continuous questions, the form is: am/is/are + subject + verb-ing.

Past simple questions always put the subject after 'did' as in 'Did you go yesterday?'

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