Grammar:Question Forms
4th ESO
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Think of 3 questions you ask every day.
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Which words do they start with?
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1. Warm-up
Who lives in your house? vs. Who do you live with?
2. Subject Questions
The question word is the subject of the sentence.Form:👉 Who /What + verb (+ object)?no auxiliary (do/does/did/...)Examples:
- Who called you? (= Someone called you → Who?)
Mini practice: Think about a subject question.
3. Object Questions
The question word is not the subject — the subject performs the action. Form:👉 Wh- + auxiliary (do/does/did/...) + subject + verb? Examples:
- Who did you call? (= You called someone → Who?)
Mini practice: Think about an object question.
4. Subject vs. Object Questions
1. James dropped the glass. Object question: What did James drop? Subject question: Who dropped the glass?
3. Amanda washed the car.
What did Amanda wash?
Object question:
Subject question:
Who washed the car?
2. We will read the book.
4. The students like their new teacher.
Who do the students like?
Object question:
What will you read?
Object question:
Who likes the new teacher?
Subject question:
Who will read the book?
Subject question:
5. Subject and Object Questions: Practice
Practice: Complete the questionnaire in Moodle.
6. Question Tags
Use: We can use question tags after statements to check information or to find out if someone agrees. Form:👉 Statement + auxiliary + subject pronoun?*If there is no auxiliary verb, we use don't, doesn't or didn't. Examples:
- Alex likes chips, doesn't he?
- You saw Katie yesterday, didn't you?
- You’re from Spain, aren’t you?
- She doesn’t like pizza, does she?
Rule reminder:Positive statement → Negative tag Negative statement → Positive tag
6. Question Tags: Practice
1. You like English,
don't you?
is she?
2. She isn't coming to the party,
haven't they?
3. They’ve already eaten,
4. He didn’t watch the film,
did he?
5. We're going to Paris next week,
aren't we?
6. It's quite late,
isn't it?
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Grammar:Question Forms
4th ESO
Start
Think of 3 questions you ask every day.
Write a brilliant subtitle here to provide context
View
Which words do they start with?
View
1. Warm-up
Who lives in your house? vs. Who do you live with?
2. Subject Questions
The question word is the subject of the sentence.Form:👉 Who /What + verb (+ object)?no auxiliary (do/does/did/...)Examples:
- What happened yesterday?
Mini practice: Think about a subject question.3. Object Questions
The question word is not the subject — the subject performs the action. Form:👉 Wh- + auxiliary (do/does/did/...) + subject + verb? Examples:
- What did she buy?
Mini practice: Think about an object question.4. Subject vs. Object Questions
1. James dropped the glass. Object question: What did James drop? Subject question: Who dropped the glass?
3. Amanda washed the car.
What did Amanda wash?
Object question:
Subject question:
Who washed the car?
2. We will read the book.
4. The students like their new teacher.
Who do the students like?
Object question:
What will you read?
Object question:
Who likes the new teacher?
Subject question:
Who will read the book?
Subject question:
5. Subject and Object Questions: Practice
Practice: Complete the questionnaire in Moodle.
6. Question Tags
Use: We can use question tags after statements to check information or to find out if someone agrees. Form:👉 Statement + auxiliary + subject pronoun?*If there is no auxiliary verb, we use don't, doesn't or didn't. Examples:
Rule reminder:Positive statement → Negative tag Negative statement → Positive tag
6. Question Tags: Practice
1. You like English,
don't you?
is she?
2. She isn't coming to the party,
haven't they?
3. They’ve already eaten,
4. He didn’t watch the film,
did he?
5. We're going to Paris next week,
aren't we?
6. It's quite late,
isn't it?
Thank you very muchfor your attention
Back to home