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This document provides information about different types of questions in English grammar. It discusses 'Wh-questions', which use question words like who, what, when, where, why and how to ask for specific information. It also discusses 'Yes/No questions' which can be framed using forms of the verbs 'be' or 'do/does' and require a yes or no answer. The document then explains how to form 'Wh-questions' and 'Yes/No questions' with examples. It also discusses 'question tags', which are short questions added to statements to ask for confirmation, and lists the 24 'special verbs' or 'auxiliaries' that are commonly used to form question tags.
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- 2. Questions How are you doing? Did you finish your exam preparations? Why were you late for the session? How was your day? What’s the timetable for tomorrow? Where did they live?
- 4. Questions Questions are asked to – Get information of some kind Get a specific answer to a query Sentences that seek some kind of information or an answer of some kind are called interrogative sentences.
- 5. Kinds of questions Questions can broadly be divided into 2 kinds. Framing questions Question Tags
- 6. Framing questions Questions can be framed in two ways: A] ‘Wh’ Questions B] ‘Yes/No’ Questions When a sentence conveys factual information about time, place, manner, or reason, we can frame questions for them using various question words such as, This are the most basic types of questions and therein lies their importance. These questions are so called simply because they have ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answers.
- 7. Framing of ‘Wh’ Questions: 1. The smallest state in India is Goa. Which is the smallest state in India? 2. Ali went to a London for a holiday. Why did Ali go to London? 3. She saw a thief leaving the neighboring house. What did she see? 4. The train will arrive at 7:15 a.m. When will the train arrive? 5. The man picked up his luggage from the conveyer belt and walk away. Where did the man pick up his luggage from?
- 8. Framing of ‘Yes/No’ Questions Yes/No questions generally use two forms: 1. Be 2. Do/Does Be + Subject + Adjective /Noun Are you British? Yes, I am. No, I am not. Is he Short? Yes, he is. No, he is not. Do/Does + Subject + Verb Do you play football? Yes, I do. No, I don’t. Does she live in India? Yes, she does. No, she does not. Do they need help? Yes, they do. No, they do not.
- 9. Question tag • There are 24 ‘special verbs’ or ‘Finites’. These verbs are also known as ‘Helping verbs’ or ‘Auxiliaries’. • These auxiliaries are mainly used in Question Tags and Short Responses. • During a conversation, it is very common to make statements and immediately ask the listener to confirm what was said. Such a short question added to a statement is called a ‘Question tag’.
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- 12. One Note Worksheet Tick the correct ‘Wh’ type. When is the Milad? Why Why are you late? Who Where old is the baby? How When is your bag? Where