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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using the verb "to be" in present tense yes/no questions and information questions. It includes examples of questions using "what", "when", "where", "why", "who", and "how". The questions are meant to be completed by students asking and answering basic questions about themselves. The document also provides a short review of yes/no questions with the verb "to be" and examples. It instructs students to look at a job advert and write an email asking questions about the job.

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    Basics II

    Gu i d e 2
    April 30th/16
    Docente: Mara Alejandra Cuesta

    Objectives: To practise asking and answering questions


    Grammar: Verb to be in present - Yes/no questions - Information questions

    Complete with: What - When - Where - Why - Who - How


    1) ................ are my keys?
    2) ................ is the problem?
    3) ................ is your favourite singer?
    4) ................ is your birthday?
    5) ................ old are you?

    I'm ten years old.

    6) ................ is your telephone number?


    7) ................ are you from?
    8) ................ is your best friend?
    9) ................ is your e-mail?
    10) ................ are you?

    I'm fine, thanks.

    11) ................ is your graduation?


    12) ................ is she crying?

    Next week.

    Because she is sad.

    13) ................ is your last name?

    Gonzalez.

    14) ................ is your favourite actor?


    15) ................ old is your cat?

    Anthony Hopkins.

    Two years old.

    II. Choose the right option.

    1) ................. is the concert?


    What

    Who

    Why

    When

    2) ................. is Cristiano Ronaldo from?


    How

    When

    Where

    Why

    3) ................. are you so happy?


    married!
    When

    How

    What

    I'm getting

    Why

    Why

    Where

    5) ................. are you late?


    Where

    4) ................. is your brother?

    How

    He is still sick.

    When

    Why

    What

    Because of the traffic.


    How

    YES / NO QUESTIONS WITH TO BE

    We always use the short answer, not only Yes or No.


    If the answer is Yes, we always use the long form. Example: Yes, I am.
    If the answer is No, we either use the long or the contracted form (short form). Example:
    No, I am not No, I'm not.

    Verb

    Subject

    Rest

    Yes/No

    Subject

    Verb

    Are

    you

    from Germany?

    Yes,

    am.

    Are

    you

    from Germany?

    No,

    am not
    'm not.

    Is

    he

    your friend?

    Yes,

    he

    is.

    Are

    Peter and John

    from England?

    Yes,

    they

    are.

    Look at the job advert and then write an email because you are interested in the job
    and asking questions about it. Taken from: http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/writing-skills-

    practice/summer-jobs

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