This document provides examples of questions corresponding to statements or situations. It includes 25 items with a statement and the question that could be asked to elicit that statement. The questions range from asking someone's name, age, location, what they or someone else is doing, possessing, seeing, abilities, jobs, colors, spelling of a word and more. The purpose is to demonstrate the different types of questions that can be asked for a variety of statement situations.

1. What are the
Questions?
Subject: Asking questions
Beginners / Elementary

2. Choose a number and ask
the right question
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3. 1. My name is…
• What’s your name?

4. 2. I’m from…
• Where are you from?

5. 3. I’m 9 years old
• How old are you?

6. 4. Yes I am
• Are you..?

7. 5. He ‘s playing football
• What’s he doing?

8. 6. I’ve got a pen and
notebook.
• What have you got?

9. 7. I can see the window
• What can you see?

10. 8. Yes I can
• Can you..?

11. 9. Yes I have
• Have you got a book?

12. 10. Yes I do
• Do you like music?

13. 11. Yes she does
• Does she speak English?

14. 12. Yes there is
• Is there a computer in the class?

15. 13. Yes there are
• Are there any books on the shelf?

16. He’s a postman
• What’s his job?

17. No he isn’t, he’s reading
a book
• Is he watching TV?

18. 16. It’s blue
• What colour is it?

19. 17. He plays tennis
• What does he play?

20. 18. His eyes are brown
• What colour are his eyes?

21. 19. T-A-B-L-E
• How do you spell “table”

22. 20. Her name is Natalia
• What’s her name?

23. 21. Yes they are
• Are they…?

24. 22. It means “big”
• What does “large” mean?

25. 23. It’s a pen
• What is it? / What’s this?

26. 24. No it isn’t. It’s a pen
• Is it a pencil?

27. 25. Yes she is
• Is she..?