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    The document provides guidance on how to form questions in English using the Question-Answer-Subject-Verb (QASV) formula. It lists the question words and auxiliary verbs used for different tenses, and provides examples of questions formed using the QASV structure. It also notes that questions using "who" as the question word and yes/no questions do not follow this formula. An exercise is included to practice forming questions based on given answers using the QASV framework.

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    The document provides guidance on how to form questions in English using the Question-Answer-Subject-Verb (QASV) formula. It lists the question words and auxiliary verbs used for different tenses, and provides examples of questions formed using the QASV structure. It also notes that questions using "who" as the question word and yes/no questions do not follow this formula. An exercise is included to practice forming questions based on given answers using the QASV framework.

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    The document provides guidance on how to form questions in English using the Question-Answer-Subject-Verb (QASV) formula. It lists the question words and auxiliary verbs used for different tenses, and provides examples of questions formed using the QASV structure. It also notes that questions using "who" as the question word and yes/no questions do not follow this formula. An exercise is included to practice forming questions based on given answers using the QASV framework.

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    How to ask questions

    Q A S V other information ?
    Question word Auxiliary verb Subject Verb
    What Present Continuous I Present Continuous
    Where am/is/are we verb + ing ex. reading
    When S imple Present He S imple Present
    Why do-does They Simple Past verb in infinitive
    How many Simple Past the dog Simple Future
    Etc. did my sister Past Continuous
    Past Continuous the doctors verb + ing ex. reading
    Was- were etc.
    Simple Future
    Will-shall

    Important: 1)Note that questions where who is used to ask about the subject who performs the action do not
    follow this formula
    2) When you make Yes or No questions you skip the question word
    Examples
    What are you reading? Where does she work?
    Q A S V ? Q A S V ?

    Exercise
    A) Using the QASV formula put the follwing answers in the correct order

    a. pupils /?/ where/ do/ study/

    b. your/ why/ making/ cake/ sister/ is /?/ a

    c. did/ explain / teacher/ exercise/ when / the / ?/ the

    d. books/ she/ how many/ reading/ at the moment/ ?/ is

    e. to / how often/ club/ the / go/ you/ do / ?

    B) Now, you make questions so that the underlined part is the answer

    1) Michael studies French on Mondays

    2) The dogs are eating some bones in the garden

    3)Susan and Tom found money in the street.

    4) My doctor works 8 hours a day

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