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Word Order Questions Exercises Sebastian Felipe Rubiano Obando A. Arrange The Words To Make Questions

The document provides examples of word order exercises that rearrange words to form questions. The exercises include: 1) arranging words to form yes/no questions, 2) asking for the subject of a statement using "who" or "what", and 3) writing questions to match given answers. The purpose is to practice forming different types of grammatically correct questions by manipulating word order.

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Word Order Questions Exercises Sebastian Felipe Rubiano Obando A. Arrange The Words To Make Questions

The document provides examples of word order exercises that rearrange words to form questions. The exercises include: 1) arranging words to form yes/no questions, 2) asking for the subject of a statement using "who" or "what", and 3) writing questions to match given answers. The purpose is to practice forming different types of grammatically correct questions by manipulating word order.

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WORD ORDER QUESTIONS EXERCISES

SEBASTIAN FELIPE RUBIANO OBANDO

A. Arrange the words to make questions.


1. do / a dog / you / have : do you have a dog?
2. you / coffee / do / like : do you like coffee?
3. speak/ she / English / does : does she speak english?
4. he / can / dance : can he dance?
5. play / at / you / the weekends / do / tennis : do you play tennis at the weekends ?
6. go / last night / out / you / did : did you go out last night ?
7. the train / when / leave / does : when does the train leave?
8. him / she / did / the truth / tell / why : why did she tell him the truth?
9. on / they / holiday / are : are they on holiday?
10. she / Australia / from / is : is she from australia?

B. Ask for the subject (in bold print). Use 'who' (for people) or 'what' (for everything else).
1. Gareth speaks English. : Who speaks english?
2. Mandy plays the guitar. : Who plays the guitar?
3. John is from Australia. : Who is from australia?
4. Our room is on the second floor. : what is on the second floor?
5. You will meet them next week. : Who will meet them next week?
6. My bike is blue. : What is blue?
7. The show started early. : What started early?
8. My computer doesn't work. : what does not work?
9. Her brother went to Canada last year. : Who went to Canada last year?
10. Your friends don't like pizza. : Who doesn't like pizza?

C. Write questions for these answers.


EXAMPLE: Snowboarding is easier than skiing and the clothes look great!
What do you like about snowboarding?

1. I’m getting to Saturday’s competition by car. How will I get to the competition?
2. Christiano Ronaldo plays football for Portugal. Which is the team where Cristiano plays?
3. Gianni plays tennis with friends from his college. Who plays tennis with Gianni?
4. The gym is open until 10 PM. When is the gym open?
5. The lights went out so the referee stopped the match. Why did the referee stop the game?
6. There were over 40,000 people in the stadium. How many people were in the stadium ?
7. I’m going to go sailing on Lake Bolsena. Where are you going to sail?

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