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    Questions With Who, What, and Be (Is and Are) : Worksheet: Azar: Basic English Grammar, Chart 2-8

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    Worksheet: Azar: Basic English Grammar, Chart 2-8

    Questions with who, what, and be (is and are)


    Who- lets you ask questions about people. What- lets you ask questions about things. Fill in the blanks using who or what and a form of be (is/are) depending on the answer. 1. A: that?

    B: Its my new calculator for math. 2. A: those?

    B: Theyre my old baseball gloves. 3. A: that?

    B: Thats my friend Omar. He is from Jordan. 4. A: that?

    B: Thats Sandys cell phone. 5. A:_____________those? B: I dont know. They look like small frogs. 6. A: these?

    B:Theyre my friends from college. 7. A: this?

    B: Its an encyclopedia on a CD. 8. A: your reading teacher?

    Worksheet: Azar: Basic English Grammar, Chart 2-8

    B: Mr. Donahue. 9. A: your favorite class?

    B: Speech. I love to talk.

    10.

    A:

    these?

    B: Old letters from a girlfriend in Japan.

    Myra M. Medina Miami Dade College

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