Lesson on how to MAKE QUESTIONS (order of words when making questions)

This video tutorial teaches how to form different types of questions in English, including WH questions, yes/no questions, subject questions, and indirect questions. It explains the structure and provides examples for each type, highlighting the use of auxiliaries and the importance of context. The tutorial also covers the use of 'how much' and 'how many' for asking about quantities, and emphasizes the politeness of indirect questions. The lesson concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What is the first step in forming a question in English?

• Select the auxiliary verb

• Identify the verb

• Choose the WH question word

• Determine the subject

In an object question, what follows the auxiliary verb?

• The time expression

• The WH question word

• The subject

• The object

Which of the following is true about yes/no questions?

• They do not need a WH question word

• They must include 'how many'

• They require a time expression

• They always start with a WH word

When forming a subject question, what is often omitted?

• The auxiliary verb 'do'

• The object

• The main verb

• The WH question word

Which auxiliary verb is used in the question 'Who is going to cook tomorrow?'

• Do

• Is

• Does

• Did

How do indirect questions differ from direct questions?

• They include a positive statement

• They are less polite

• They use a different verb tense

• They always start with 'how many'

What type of nouns does 'how much' refer to?

• Singular nouns

• Countable nouns

• Plural nouns

• Uncountable nouns