The document discusses different types of questions in English, including yes/no questions, wh- questions, questions with forms of to be, do/does/did, present perfect, and modal verbs. It also covers ways to make generalizations using average, tendencies, and words like generally, usually, tend to, and tend not to.

1. Yes / No Questions
Questions whose answers are either yes or no

2. Wh - Questions
 Questions whose answers give more information that a yes or a no.

3. Questions with to be
 Are you a student?
 Is she here?
 Are they your classmates?
 Who are your classmates?
 Why are you happy?
 When is your birthday?

4. Questions with do, does , and did.
 Do you have a car?
 Does she study English?
 Did you break the window?
 Where do you live?
 When does he arrive?
 What did you say?

5. Questions in present perfect
 Have you seen the news?
 Has she come to class?
 Have they understood?
 Where have you been lately?
 What has she studied?
 How have you been feeling?

6. Questions with modal verbs
 Should we study more?
 Can you call me back?
 Would you do it?
 Where should they go?
 How can you say in English ______ ?
 What would you like to order?

7. MAKING GENERALIZATION
 The average (man / woman) ____________
 On average ____________
 AVERAGES
 Generalizations
 In general ____________ / ______ In general _________
 Generally ____________ / ______ generally _________
 Usually _____________ / ______ usually __________

8.  ( women ) tend to _____________
 ( men ) don’t tend to ___________
 (men ) tend not to _____________
 TENDENCIES