This document discusses question formation in English. It explains that object questions require an auxiliary verb before the subject and a main verb after it, which can make them more difficult to form than subject questions. It provides examples of subject questions and their corresponding object questions about actions like sleeping, washing, eating, cooking, playing, and drawing. The document is intended as a lesson on asking object questions in English.

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Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. Question Word Auxiliary Subject Verb
What are you doing?
Where do they live?
Object questions are more common but
more difficult to make. You need an
auxiliary verb (do, be, have ...) before
the subject, and a main verb (go, make,
think ...) after it.

3. Examples:
• Taylor sleeps at six.
• Tania washed the dishes.
• When does taylor sleep?
• What did Tania wash?

4. • Mary eats fish.
• Rod is cooking pasta.
• What does Mary eat?
• What is Rod cooking?

5. • Rick played tennis.
• Ray draws the dishes.
• What did Rick play?
• What did Ray draw?