This document provides examples and explanations of common English question structures and their responses. It covers wh-question words like what, who, where, when, how, why and do/does questions. Examples are given for questions about objects, people, time, actions, numbers and days of the week. Responses use basic sentence structures like subject+verb+object and include affirmative and negative forms. The document aims to teach proper grammar and word order for forming common English questions and answers.
1. The document contains common English phrases and their Chinese translations. It is divided into two sections, with the first section using 100% of the phrases and the second using 90%.
2. Some example phrases from the first section include "See you later", "What's up?", "It's on me", "I mean it", and "Check, please".
3. The phrases cover a wide range of situations and conversations, including greetings, small talk, apologies, goodbyes, and requests.
This document provides examples and explanations of common English question structures and their responses. It covers wh-question words like what, who, where, when, how, why and do/does questions. Examples are given for questions about objects, people, time, actions, numbers and days of the week. Responses use basic sentence structures like subject+verb+object and include affirmative and negative forms. The document aims to teach proper grammar and word order for forming common English questions and answers.
1. The document contains common English phrases and their Chinese translations. It is divided into two sections, with the first section using 100% of the phrases and the second using 90%.
2. Some example phrases from the first section include "See you later", "What's up?", "It's on me", "I mean it", and "Check, please".
3. The phrases cover a wide range of situations and conversations, including greetings, small talk, apologies, goodbyes, and requests.