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Which of the following is an example of an indirect question?

• Are you coming to the party?

• Could you tell me if you're coming to the party?

• Why aren't you coming to the party?

• Are you not going to the party?

• To the party, are you going?

In which type of question do you typically use a negative word like "not" or "n't"?

• a) Yes-no questions

• b) Open-ended questions

• c) Negative questions

• Indirect questions

• Rhetorical questions

Choose the question that ends with a preposition:

• "How did you get here?"

• Who is she going to the concert with?

• Why are you crying?

• Where did he hide the treasure?

• Is this your new car?

Which of the following is an example of a negative question?

• Is the weather nice today?

• Don't you like ice cream?"

• Where is the nearest library?

• Are you going to the beach?

• How are you feeling today?

Which of the following options demonstrates the correct way to form a negative question?

• Isn't you coming to the party?

• Are not you coming to the party?

• Don't you come to the party?

• Do not you come to the party?

• Aren't you coming to the party?

Which of the following correctly demonstrates the formation of an indirect question?

• Where is the library at?

• Could you tell me where the library is?

• Do you know where is the library?

• Where the library is, could you tell me?

• Where the library, could you tell me is?

Which of the following is an appropriate response to the statement "I have never been to Paris"?

• So do I

• Neither do I

• Me too

• I have

• I do

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the correct use of the auxiliary verb for emphasis?

• She does loves swimming.

• He did finished the project on time.

• They do can speak French fluently.

• We did saw the sunrise this morning.

• I do believe in second chances.

  
  

What is the correct response when someone says, "I can swim very well"?

• So I can

• So can I

• Neither I can

• Neither can I

• I can't swim at all too

What is the correct auxiliary verb to use in a question like "____ you going to the party tonight?"

• So

• Are

• have

• was

• Neither