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    1A Grammar 1  Word order in questions

    1 Complete the questions in the conversation using the words in brackets.

    A: Hi Monika! 1 (are / how / you)?

    B: I’m great, thanks. I’m just really tired because I had a long day at work.

    A: Oh, really? 2 (do / work / you / where)?

    B: At a restaurant in the city centre. Sometimes I work very long hours.

    A: 3 (many / how / work / hours / you / do) a day?

    B: I normally work eight hours a day, but today I worked ten because someone was ill.

    A: Oh, that’s a long day! 4 (you / do / do / what) when you get


    home from work?

    B: I watch TV and films. They help me relax.

    A: Oh, me too. 5 (kind / of / films / do / what) you like?

    B: I love comedies.

    A: Yes, I do, too. Hey, let’s go to the cinema together sometime.

    B: That sounds great! 6 (cinema / what / favourite / ’s / your)?

    A: I usually go to the independent cinema in the city centre.

    B: Oh, really? 7 (like / do / you / why) it?

    A: They always have interesting films and they’ve got really good food. Here’s their website.

    B: Oh, look! There’s a good comedy on this week.

    A: Oh, I really want to see that one! 8 (is / the main actor /
    who)? I’ve forgotten.

    B: I think it’s Chris Pine.

    A: And 9 (on / it / when / is)?

    B: Saturday at 7 p.m. Is that OK for you?

    A: I think so. 10 (the / film / how / long / is)? I’m working early
    on Sunday.

    B: I think it’s only 90 minutes.

    A: Great, see you on Saturday, then!

    2 Work in pairs and practise the conversation.

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