Question Formation

How do you form a Yes/No question in English?

• a) Subject + Verb + Object

• b) Verb + Subject + Object

• c) Verb + Subject + Main Verb

• d) Do/Does + Subject + Main Verb

What is the correct order for a Wh-question?

• a) Subject + Main Verb + Object

• b) Wh-word + Verb + Subject + Object

• c) Wh-word + Subject + Verb

• d) Main Verb + Subject + Object

How do you form a question with the verb "to be" in the present tense?

• a) Subject + Verb + Object

• b) Verb + Subject + Object

• c) Verb + Subject

• d) Subject + to be + Object

Which of the following is the correct question form for the sentence:

“She is reading a book”?

• a) Is she read a book?

• b) She is reading a book?

• c) Is she reading a book?

• d) Does she reading a book?

What is the correct question formation for:

“They like music”?

• a) Do they likes music?

• b) Do they like music?

• c) Are they like music?

• d) They do like music?

What is the structure for forming a question in the past tense?

• a) Subject + Verb + Object

• b) Did + Subject + Base form of verb

• c) Did + Subject + Verb in past

• d) Was + Subject + Verb + Object

Which word is used to form a question about the time?

• a) Where

• b) What

• c) When

• d) Who

How do you form a question with a modal verb like "can"?

• a) Subject + can + Object

• b) Can + Subject + Base verb

• c) Subject + can + Base verb

• d) Can + Subject + Object

Which question form is correct for:

“She has finished her work”?

• a) Has she finished her work?

• b) Does she finish her work?

• c) She has finished her work?

• d) Has finished she her work?

How do you ask a question in the present continuous tense?

• a) Is subject + verb + object

• b) Subject + is + verb + object

• c) Is + subject + verb + object

• d) Subject + are + verb + object