23 NEMO

● Le hago preguntas a Nemo acerca de su familia. ¿Con

quién vives? Who do you live whit? ¿A quien estas
mirando? Who do you look at? (Grammar).

Stories ● TO NEED

● Llega Nemo a la hora del Té “is time for tea”. (Phonetics).

QUESTIONS WITH "WHO" (Grammar)

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Who + aux + subject + verb + comp?

Who + verb* + comp?
Who are you visiting next Sunday?
I’m visiting my grandparents. Who's coming to dinner tonight?
The boss is.
Who are you writing a letter to?
I'm wilting to my uncle. Who's talking on the phone?
Mary is talking on the phone.
Who is Tom looking at?
He's looking at Beth. Who is in the kitchen?
The children are.
Who is Mrs. Tamm waiting for?
She’s waiting for her nephew. Who is waiting for me?
Your wife is.
Who do you call every day?
I call my boyfriend. Who makes breakfast for you?
Mom does.
Who do you live with?
I live with my parents. Who lives downtown?
Pete and Luis live downtown.
Who does Lucy have lunch with?
Who has lunch at home?
She has lunch with Charles.
Vilma and her sister do.
In these questions, the subject (you, Tom, Mrs.
Tamm, Lucy) is the 'doer of the action. The
*who" is asking about other people, not the
°doer
In these questions, the "who" is asking for the
"doer of the action (is cominig, is waiting,
makes, lives, etc.) The verb in the question is in
the third person singular form. In the answer,
we mention the 'doer" (singular or plural) in the
subject position. The verb agrees with the
subject. We can also answer using the
corresponding auxiliary.

*Use the third person singular form of the verb.

Nota:
who tell that
who did you tell that
who are you telling that
 TO NEED
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 PHONETICS

2 /t/ Té Tea /ti/ - /ˈtiː/ Parecido al sonido de la “t”

Mejor Better /ˈbɛtɚ/ - /ˈbɛtər/ en español.
Colección Set /sɛt/ - /ˈsɛt/
Obteniendo Getting /ˈgɛtɪŋ/