The document provides examples of questions that can be asked to elicit specific information. It presents 25 statements and poses a question for each statement to determine details like quantities, actions, locations, preferences, definitions, schedules and relationships. The questions follow common question structures to obtain facts from declarative sentences.

1. What are the
Questions?
Subject: Asking questions
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2. Choose a number and
ask the right question
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3. 1. There are 8
• How many are there?

4. 2. Yes he does
• Does he _____...?

5. 3. He plays football
• What does he play?

6. 4. Yes I do
• Do you..?

7. 5. No he doesn’t play
tennis, he plays basketball
• Does he play tennis?

8. 6. I get up at 8 o’clock.
• What time do you get up?

9. 7. Yes they do
• Do they _____ ?

10. 8. I see her every day
• How often do you see her?

11. 9. No she doesn’t
• Does she ____ ?

12. 10. Yes. She plays
football
• Does she play football?

13. 11. Yes, she speaks
English
• Does she speak English?

14. 12. Yes there is some
butter in the fridge
• Is there any butter in the fridge?

15. 13. Yes there are some
students in the class
• Are there any students in the class?

16. She’s a doctor
• What’s her job? / What does she do?

17. No he isn’t, he’s writing
• Is he watching TV?

18. 16. It’s sunny
• What’s the weather like?

19. 17. He likes coffee
• What does he like?

20. 18. His brother lives in
London
• Where does his brother live?

21. 19. P-A-P-E-R
• How do you spell “paper?”

22. 20. I study English on
Mondays
• When do you study English?

23. 21. I go to work by car
• How do you go to work?

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

25. 23. He works in
Manchester
• Where does he work?

26. 24. No they don't. They
finish at 6 o’clock
• Do they finish at 5 o’clock?

27. 25. She is my sister
• Who is she?