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Ask general questions to

the statements.
1. My mother is an economist.
2. My dog is very clever.
3. You can dance very well.
4. My sister likes ice cream.
5. This book is very interesting.
6. Our house is quite big.
7. The weather is fine today.
8. My brother has got many
toy cars.

Ask special questions to these statements:

1. We usually go to the mountains in summer. (Where?) _________________
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2. I am a good basketball player. (Who?) __________________________________
3. Young people usually like computers. (What?) ____________________________
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4. I think this is my book. (Whose?) _______________________________________
5. This cake costs 50 cents. (How much?) __________________________________
6. Father usually comes home at 8 p.m. (When?) ____________________________
7. I get to school by bus. (How?) _________________________________________

Ask disjunctive questions:

Ask alternative questions:

1. The car is in the garage, ______?

2. You are John, ___________?
3. You are good at English, _____?
4. Your sister likes milk, ________?
5. You are never angry, _________?
6. It is a simple exercise, ________?
7. She is a kind woman, ________?
8. We can go to the seaside, _____?

1. Are you going to the library

___________________?
2. Have you got a pen __________?
3. Do you get up at 5 ___________?
4. Is your father a driver ________?
5. Is it warm and dry ___________?
6. Is your cat black _____________?
7. Do you study English ________?