1. Do you …?
Questions
Can we …?
Does your friend …?
Did they …?

2. Questions Structure of questions Types of questions Auxiliary verbs
Question words
Subject and object questions
Questions with prepositions

3. We watch football at home every weekend.
Do you watch football at home every weekend?
Where do you watch football every weekend?
When do you watch football at home?
Question word
Auxiliary verb
Subject
Verb
Other elements Do
you
watch
football at home every weekend?
Where do
football every weekend?

4. Yes / No questions Wh- questions
Two types of questions
Do you watch football at home every weekend?
Yes, we do / No, we don’t
Wh- questions
Where do you watch football every weekend?
At home
When do you watch football at home?
Every weekend

5. Do Does Did Is / Are Can, will …
Auxiliary verbs Do
Do you like going to the disco?
Does
Does he like going to the disco?
What does your sister study?
Did he go to the disco last Saturday?
When did he cook this cake?
Did
Are you listening to me now?
Where are they playing?
Is / Are
Can, will …
Will you come to the party?

6. Choosing the right auxiliary verb
I am going to paint my bedroom tomorrow.
I am going to paint my bedroom tomorrow.
When … your bedroom?
When are you going to paint your bedroom?
I painted my bedroom yesterday.
I painted my bedroom yesterday.
When did you paint your bedroom?
When … your bedroom?
This man paints his bedroom every year.
This man paints his bedroom every year.
When does he paint his bedroom?
When … his bedroom?
I am painting my bedroom now.
I am painting my bedroom now.
What are you doing now?
What … now?

7. Question words Who Objects or actions What People When Reasons Where
Manner
Why
Time
Whose
Place
How
Possession

8. Question words Who People Who is your teacher? What Objects or actions
What are you doing?
When
Time
When will you come?
Where
Place
Where are you from?
Why
Reason
Why do you study English?
Whose
Possession
Whose car is this?
How
Manner
How do you cook this cake?

9. Those people are our neighbours.
Who
are those people?
Those people are our neighbours.

10. They live in King’s Road.
Where
do they live?
They live in King’s Road.

11. They walk quickly because they are going to work.
Why
do they walk quickly?
They walk quickly because they are going to work.

12. The first bus is at 6 o’clock.
When
is the first bus?
The first bus is at 6 o’clock.

13. What
is your favourite drink?
My favourite drink is
orange juice.

14. I’ve got three brothers.
How many
brothers have you got?
I’ve got three brothers.

15. Subject and object questions
Who loves you?
My girlfriend loves me
No auxiliary verb
“Who” is the subject of “loves”
Who do you love?
I love my girlfriend
Auxiliary verb ( “do” )
“you” is the subject of “love”

16. Question word + main verb + info
Subject questions
To make subject questions, we don’t use auxiliary verbs.
The word order is:
Question word + main verb + info
Who
built
the Grand Palace?
What
eats
bananas?
lives
in that old house?

17. Question word + Aux + subject +main verb
Object questions
To make object questions, we use auxiliary verbs and the infinitive of the main verb.
The word order is:
Question word + Aux + subject +main verb
What
did
she
make?
When
does
the train
leave?
Where do
you
live?

18. Subject or object question?
Where do you live?
Who lives in that house?
Who broke the window?
What time do you go to bed?
How long have you been waiting for me?
When is the World cup?
Where do you live?
Who lives in that house?
Who broke the window?
What time do you go to bed?
How long have you been waiting for me?
When is the World cup?

19. Questions with prepositions
In English, many verbs are connected with their complements by means of a preposition. Study the following examples:
We usually talk about sports when we meet.
I listen to pop music mainly.
My sister works for a multinational company.
The children went out with their grandfather.
I need a new flute for my music lessons.

20. Questions with prepositions
TASK: Write questions for the following sentences:
This present is for my best friend.
Who is this present for?
2. The children played with the neighbours.
Who did the children play with?
3. This ball is made of rubber and plastic.
What is this ball made of?
4. We talked about economy at the meeting.
What did you talk about at the meeting?
5. We are looking at the teacher.
Who are you looking at?