The document provides examples of questions using different parts of speech and tenses. It then gives examples of questions using what, where, when and how to ask for additional details in responses. Finally, it provides a series of questions for the reader to answer about themselves.

1. 1. Make questions with the words:
a.
Susan / make / a lot of money?
Does Susan make a lot of money?
b.
you / come / to school by bus every day?
c.
Michael / sleep / a lot?
d.
your wife / cook / delicious food?
e.
it / snow / in your country?

2. f.
you / go / to the beach very often?
g.
they / speak / Spanish?
h.
you / take / a shower in the morning or at night?
i.
Jennifer / like / movies?
j.
he / have / a good job?
k.
they / wear / uniforms at their job?

3. l.
you / work / at a store?
2. Write questions for the orange parts of the answers. Use what, where,
when, or how in your questions:
a. Where does he work?
He works at a restaurant.
b.
I check my email at night.
c.
I go home after work.

4. d.
Pete drives a taxi.
e.
They go to school by bus.
f.
I eat dinner at home.

5. g.
I’m a lawyer.
h.
The store opens at 10 AM.
i.
The bus goes to Robson Street.
j.
I go to work by bicycle every day.

6. 3. Use the verbs and complete the questions.Use each verb once:
eat come help take rain have
sleep speak like study do work
a.
Do you like the food? (you)
Yes, I do. It’s delicious. Thank you!
b.
How often at restaurants? (he)
Usually 2 or 3 times a week.
c.
at home? (Michael)
No, he doesn’t. He works downtown.
d.
Chinese? (you)
No, I don’t, but I speak Japanese.

7. e.
uniforms? (your school)
Yes, it does. They’re nice.
f.
What at night? (you)
I usually read or watch TV.
g.
you with your homework? (your
mother)
Yes, she does. She likes English.
h.
usually? (you)
I usually study in my class after school.
i.
How often ? (it)
It rains very often.
j.
Who to school with every day?
(she)
She always comes to school with her brother.

8. k.
a lot? (your father)
Not really. He usually wakes up early.
l.
How often a shower? (you)
Every day.
4. Answer the questions about yourself:
a. How do you come to school?
b. How often do you drink coffee?
c. What do you like to eat?
d. How often do you drive a car?
e. What languages do you speak?
f. Where do you usually eat lunch?
g. Do you like cats?
h. How many students does your class have?