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    This study guide provides information about asking and answering questions about jobs. It introduces the vocabulary and grammar needed to talk about jobs, including the verb "to be" and how to form yes/no questions and questions using interrogative words. Learners will practice introducing people and their jobs, asking for personal information, and writing about their own job. The guide reviews subject pronouns, forms of the verb "to be", and how to make yes/no questions and questions using interrogative words like what, who, when, where, why, and how.

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    COURSE 1, ASSIGNMENT 2 : JOBS


    Learning Goals

    By the end of this assignment, you will be able to:

    • introduce people to each other • understand and communicate names of jobs


    • ask questions to get personal information • ask someone to repeat what he or she said
    • write about your job

    Vocabulary Grammar

    QUESTIONS WITH BE

    Yes/No Questions with Be


    Be Subject
    am I
    are you
    is he/she/it
    are we
    are you
    are they

    Questions with Question Words and Be


    Question Word Be Subject
    What is it?
    Who are they?
    When is/'s the movie?
    Where is/'s the restaurant?
    Why are you here?
    How is/'s Rachel?

    Explanations
    Review these subject pronouns and the verb be. The form for statements is subject +
    verb. Note the short forms.

    https://edge.globalenglish.com/StudyGuide/Assignment/6002 10/10/2016
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    There are two main types of questions in English: yes/no questions and questions with
    question words. Yes/no questions are questions that you can answer with yes or no. To
    form a yes/no question with the verb be put the correct form of be before the subject.

    Questions with question words ask for information about a thing (what), person (who),
    time (when), place (where), reason (why), and process or quality (how). The form is
    question word + am/is/are + subject. You can shorten is to 's.

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