Open and Closed Questions
Una pregunta cerrada es la que llama a una respuesta
This activity aims to practice:
Open and Closed Questions +
Likes/Dislikes
USEFUL VERBS
Like / Dislike / Love / Hate / Enjoy
KEY VOCABULARY
Soccer / Movie / Painting / Hobbie / Free time
PRACTICE
Ask one of your classmates WHAT is their
favorite hobbie and WHERE he/she practices it.
Likes/Dislikes:
“Like” puede ser remplazado por otros verbos, por ejemplo
Open and Closed Questions
SI / NO, y es formada comenzando la pregunta con los “love” y “enjoy” mientras que “dislike”, “don’t like” o “hate”
auxiliares DO/DOES o IS/AM/ARE. Una pregunta abierta son utilizados en diferentes grados para expresar lo opuesto
llama a mas información en su respuesta, y esta formada a “like”.
utilizando WHO, WHAT, WHICH, WHERE, WHY, WHEN, HOW, Subject + like/dislike + Verb-ing/to-Verb
HOW MUCH o HOW MANY, antes de una pregunta cerrada. “I like going to museums.”
“I like cooking / I like to cook.”
“WH”:
Subjects + like/dislike + noun
Who: quien Why: por que “I like museums.”
What: que When: cuando “I dislike cats.”
Which: el/la cual
How much: cuanto (no contables)
How: como
Where: donde I-you-we-they: like/dislike he-she-it: likes/dislikes
How many: cuanto (contables)
“CAN” es un verbo modal el cual es seguido de un verbo
Questions: infinitivo (verbo sin “to”).
OPEN Subject + can/can't + Verb
Do/Does + subject + main verb? Is/Are/Am + subject + rest of sentence? “I can paint well.”
“Do you like playing sports?” “Is she okay?” “I can't drive.”
CLOSED
WHere/WHich/WHat/WHen/WHy + closed question?
Negative and Interrogative:
“Where do you practice swimming?” Q: Do/does + subject + like + noun/gerund/verb?
“What is she dancing?” Neg: No + subject + do/does + not + like + noun/gerund/verb
“Do you like singing?”
Exceptions: “No, I don't like singing.”
Cuando WHAT, WHO, WHICH or WHOSE es el sujeto o parte Q: Can + subject + bare infinitive?
del sujeto, no se utiliza el auxiliar. Se utiliza el orden de Neg: No + subject + can't + bare infinitive
“Can you cook?” “Can you to cook?” (incorrect)
palabras: subject + verb + rest of sentence. “No, I can't cook.”
Subject + verb + rest of question?
“Who lives next door?”
”Which house is yours?“