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present simple - question formation (1/5)
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Study this, then complete the exercises below.
1. Object questions.

Question word

Q

Auxiliary

A

Subject

S

Verb

V

Who

What

Which

Where

How

Why

How many

Present Simple

do/does

Present Continuous

am/is/are

Past Simple

did

Future

will

I

you

we

they

he

she

it

my mum

Delilah

their friends

Present Simple

Vinf read, sleep

Present continuous

Ving reading, sleeping

Past Simple

Vinf read, sleep

Future

Vinf read, sleep

Hint: When you make Yes or No questionsskip the question word!
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2. Subject questions
We are asking about the SUBJECT of the sentence.
She loves milk.
Who loves milk?
Summer is coming.
What is coming?
We replace the SUBJECT with the QUESTION WORD!
Everything else stays the same
Hint: we can't usewhenorwhereto ask subject questions.
Now read and ask questions for the underlined words!
�Justin's house
Well, I live in an unusual house.

My house was a lighthouse thirty years ago.

We have two bedrooms, a kitchen, a toilet � everything a house needs.

All the walls are round, so it's difficult to get furniture.

My father is a carpenter, he made all the furniture himself.
I helped, of course.

We had a garden, but we decided not to grow anyting anymore, because all the plants died.

I have my own room right at the top.

My brother had his on the first floor.

He moved away, because he got married, so now we have a computer room there.

My uncle and his son are visiting this week.

We all go cycling every day to the nearest village.

Usually we travel everywhere by boat, but this week we're cycling.
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My cousin gets seasick, can you imagine that!

Reading comprehension
Match the pictures with the words from the text

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carpenter�
seasick�
village�

Choose the best answer:
Can Justin's dad make a wardrobe? �Why?
Can Justin hear the ocean when he's at home?
Do they grow their own vegetables?
Why doesn't Justin's brother live with them anymore?
Why are Justin and his family�cycling this week?