This document provides example question words and phrases used to form questions in English, including how, how many, what, what kind, when, where, which, who, and why. It then gives examples of using these question words to complete questions about things like phone ownership, age, siblings, and preferences. Finally, it suggests questions one might ask a new friend over coffee, covering topics like work, likes, media consumption, languages, transportation, and favorites.

1. QUESTION WORDS
Listen and repeat the question words and phrases.
How? How many? What? What kind? When? Where? Which? Who? Why?
Complete these questions using one of the question words or phrases you have seen
before.
1) ____________ phone do you have? I have an iPhone.
2) ____________ old are you? 22.
3) ____________ brothers and sisters do you have? I have two sisters.
4) ____________ do you prefer, Saturdays or Sundays? Saturdays.
5) ____________ do you have English classes? On Mondays and Wednesdays.
6) ____________ of films do you like? I like old British films.
7) ____________ do you live? In the city centre.
8) ____________ ‘s your favourite actor? Colin Firth.
9) ____________ do you like him? Because he’s very good-looking!
Imagine you meet a new friend online, and you go out for coffee together. What 8
questions would you ask him?
Where work?
like?
watch?
read?
do?
speak?
study?
play?
have?
What
sports
magazines
TV programmes
languages
car
What kind of
music
films
food
Who
your favourite
TV programme?
restaurant?
singer?
actor?
What