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    Types of Questions

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    The document outlines 5 types of questions in English: 1. General questions ask for yes/no answers using auxiliary verbs like "do", "did", "were". 2. Special questions ask "what", "when", "where", "why", "how" to seek more specific information. 3. Subject questions ask "who" or "what" is the subject of the clause. 4. Alternative questions use "or" to offer a choice between two options. 5. Tag questions add a short question tag to statements to seek confirmation, such as "don't you?" or "isn't he?".

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    The document outlines 5 types of questions in English: 1. General questions ask for yes/no answers using auxiliary verbs like "do", "did", "were". 2. Special questions ask "what", "when", "where", "why", "how" to seek more specific information. 3. Subject questions ask "who" or "what" is the subject of the clause. 4. Alternative questions use "or" to offer a choice between two options. 5. Tag questions add a short question tag to statements to seek confirmation, such as "don't you?" or "isn't he?".

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    The document outlines 5 types of questions in English: 1. General questions ask for yes/no answers using auxiliary verbs like "do", "did", "were". 2. Special questions ask "what", "when", "where", "why", "how" to seek more specific information. 3. Subject questions ask "who" or "what" is the subject of the clause. 4. Alternative questions use "or" to offer a choice between two options. 5. Tag questions add a short question tag to statements to seek confirmation, such as "don't you?" or "isn't he?".

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    The document outlines 5 types of questions in English: 1. General questions ask for yes/no answers using auxiliary verbs like "do", "did", "were". 2. Special questions ask "what", "when", "where", "why", "how" to seek more specific information. 3. Subject questions ask "who" or "what" is the subject of the clause. 4. Alternative questions use "or" to offer a choice between two options. 5. Tag questions add a short question tag to statements to seek confirmation, such as "don't you?" or "isn't he?".

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    Types of Питальне Допоміжне Підмет Основне Другорядні

    Questions слово дієслово дієслово члени


    речення

    Is she reading now ?


    1. General _______
    question Do the children go to school ?

    ( загальне Did Peter come yesterday ?


    запитання )
    Were you sleeping at 7 p.m. ?
    yes /no
    Have they been to Egypt ?

    Can your parents leave you alone ?

    Should I eat it ?

    What are you good at ?


    2. Special When did Helen come ?
    question Where can I buy some juice ?
    Why were they late ?
    ( спеціальне How should the cake be made ?
    запитання ) How often does it rain here ?
    How long has the house been built ?
    How far is Kyiv from London ?
    How many do we need ?
    pies
    How much does the jacket cost ?

    Who loves Mary?


    3. Subject What has broken ?
    question Whose books are on the desk ?
    ( запитання до Who went there ?
    підмета )

    4. Alternative Do your friends prefer tea or coffee?


    question Are you at work or at
    (альтернативн home ?
    е запитання) Will he play or eat ?

    Стуктура
    5. Tag question
    ( розділове Розповідне речення + Загальне запитання
    запитання )
    You like milk, don't you ?
    He is kind, isn't he ?
    His friend came yesterday, didn't he?

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