Asking Questions

Find the question to this answer:

Most of the students know the answer.

• Who knows the answer?

• How many students got the answer right?

• Where knows the answer?

• How much of the students know the answer?

Find the question to this answer:

She phones twice a day.

• How much phoning does she?

• How many students got the answer right?

• How many times does she phone?

• Does she phone a lot?

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I'll have to ask my parents.

• Can you come to my party?

• Will you ask your parents?

• Are you asking your parents?

• Where are you going to?

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They actually live in Texas.

• Who are your children living?

• Tell me about their house?

• Where are they going to live?

• Where do your children live?

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We could ask Mr Diener.

• Who knows the answer to this question?

• Who can we ask?

• Who could answer the question?

• What a person is knowing the answer?

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In two month.

• Are you having your holiday?

• Is it your holiday now?

• When are you going on holiday?

• What time is your holiday this year?

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I guess it was Hamilton.

• Where did win the race?

• Who wins the race yesterday?

• Which runner won the race?

• Did Hamilton lose or win?

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No, it isn't.

• Will it rain tomorrow?

• Is it gonna raining?

• Is it going to rain next week?

• What about pizza? Does he like pizza?

"How?" is an example of the ______ strategy.

• RIGHT THERE

• THINK & SEARCH

• AUTHOR & YOU

• ON MY OWN

Find the question to this answer: She often asks for help.

• A) Who asks for help?

• B) How often does she ask for help?

• C) Why does she ask for help?

• D) Does she ask for help?