Lesson 3.1 Subject and object questions

Lesson 3.1 Subject and object questions

Multiple Choice

What's the common structure for OBJECT questions?

• (auxiliary) + verb

• auxiliary + subject + verb

• auxiliary + verb

Multiple Choice

What's the common structure for SUBJECT questions?

• (auxiliary) + verb

• auxiliary + subject + verb

• auxiliary + verb

Multiple Select

If the structure says "subject" what things can you use there? (check all the correct answers)

• nouns

• pronouns

• verbs

• animals

• things

Multiple Choice

What are the auxiliaries in the present simple questions?

• am/is/are

• do/does

Multiple Choice

What verb form do you need to make subject questions in the simple present?

• -ing

• -ed

• -s, -es, -ies

• base form

Multiple Choice

"He doesn't like to read long books." What's the object question?

• Why doesn't he like to read?

• What doesn't he like to read?

• Who doesn't like to read long books?

Multiple Choice

"He doesn't like to read long books." What's the subject question?

• Why doesn't he like to read?

• What doesn't he like to read?

• Who doesn't like to read long books?

Multiple Choice

"The girl doesn't want to turn her camera on". What's the object question?

• Who doesn't want to turn her camera on?

• What doesn't the girl want to turn on?

• Why doesn't the girl want to turn her camera on?

Multiple Choice

"The girl doesn't want to turn her camera on". What's the subject question?

• Who doesn't want to turn her camera on?

• What doesn't the girl want to turn on?

• Why doesn't the girl want to turn her camera on?

Multiple Choice

Which one is correct?

• Which one is correct?

• Which one does is correct?

• Which do one is correct?

Multiple Choice

What are the auxiliaries in the present continuous questions?

• am/is/are

• do/does

Multiple Choice

What verb form do you need to make subject questions in the present continuous?

• -ing

• -ed

• -s, -es, -ies

• base form

Multiple Choice

Which part is wrong in "Who are you visit tomorrow?" and what's the correction?

• are -> is

• Who -> What

• visit -> visiting

• you -> you're

Multiple Choice

What's the answer to "Which is not working?"?

• Mine is not working.

• Me.

• I am working.

Multiple Choice

What's the answer to "Who is knocking at your door?"?

• Your door is knocking.

• At my door.

• A ghost.

Multiple Choice

What's the auxiliary verb for the questions in the simple past?

• am/are/is

• do/does

• did

Multiple Select

Which questions are correct in the simple past? (two answers)

• Who lives here?

• Who lived here?

• Who told you that?

• Who did told you that?

Multiple Choice

Where did you live when you were a kid?

• I lived near downtown.

• My house.

• My friends lived near downtown.

Multiple Choice

What's the auxiliary verb for the questions in the past continuous?

• am/are/is

• do/does

• was/were

Multiple Choice

Which one is a subject question?

• How were you writing without a pen?

• Which one was not working?

Multiple Choice

What's the mistake? "How you were writing without a pen?"

• writing -> writed

• We should erase "were".

• It's missing "are".

• "were" goes before "you".

Multiple Choice

What's the most adequate subject question for "I will go to sleep at 10 p.m."?

• Who is going to sleep at 10 p.m.?

• Who will sleep at 10 p.m.?

• Who is sleeping at 10 p.m.?

Multiple Choice

What's the correction for "Which movie will watch?"?

• There is a subject missing. For example, she, he, etc.

• Which -> What

• watch -> watching

• Erase "will".