GENERAL AND ALTERNATIVE QUESTIONS

Witch ones are only auxiliary verbs?

• Has, do, did, they.

• He, she, it.

• Has, can, do.

• go, went, has.

What is the structure of general questions?

• auxiliary verb + main verb + subject

• main verb + auxiliary verb + subject

• subject + main verb + auxiliary verb

• auxiliary verb + subject + main verb

What is the exception in general questions for past simple and present simple?

• no subject

• two main verbs

• no auxiliary verb

• there is an added adverb

On what dose the answer or response depend on? ( general question)

• on the verb used

• on the subject used

• on the noun used

• on the adverb used

Finish the sentence.

"Answer the question the ............................"

what is the structure of alternative questions?

• AUXILIARY VERB + SUBJECT + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE + OR + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE

• AUXILIARY VERB (be, do or have) + SUBJECT + OBJECT + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE

• AUXILIARY VERB + SUBJECT + OBJECT + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE + OR + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE

• SUBJECT + OBJECT + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE + OR + ADDITIONAL PART OF THE SENTENCE

write the missing words.

"ALTERNATIVE QUESTIONS CONTAIN .... .... ... QUESTION IN THE SAME QUESTION."

When we ask alternative questions using the main verb be, we don’t use....

• a noun

• an auxiliary verb

• a subject

• an object

which is the wrong alternative question?

• Would you like mayonnaise or butter on it?​

• Do you have a dog or not?​

• Are the children walking or are they studying?

• Is he felling well today?

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