WELCOME

TO OUR
ENGLISH CLASS!
prayer
ATTENDANC
E
ACTIVITY
ASK MS./MR.
Ask a question to your
bias or favorite person.
ASK MS./MR.
 Question:

What kind of questions did you

raise earlier?
 Lesson objectives

1 Define, locate, and classify various types of

questions.

2 Turn statements into questions.

3 Write various types of questions.

 RAISING
QUESTIONS
 Gaining an understanding of the
specific types of questions you
ask not only helps you achieve
better answers and build stronger
REMEMBER: relationships, but it will also help
you avoid misleading people, or
worse, prevent you from suffering
a dreaded communication
breakdown.
Let's discuss!

are you
ready?
 RAISING
QUESTIONS
QUESTIO
• N
It is a sentence that asks for information.
• It is also known as 'interrogative sentence'.

EXAMPLES:
• How is your day?
• Did you pass your project yesterday?
 RAISING QUESTIONS

TYPES OF QUESTIONS

• General or Yes/No Questions

• Special or WH-Questions
• Choice Questions
• Disjunctive or Tag Questions
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

GENERAL OR YES/NO QUESTIONS

• These are common questions that can be answered
with a simple “yes” or “no”.
EXAMPLES:
• Did she clean the room?
– Yes, she did./ No, she didn’t.

• Have you done your homework?

– Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

SPECIAL OR WH-QUESTIONS
• It uses a certain word at the beginning of
the sentence to ask a specific question.

• Questions Words: who, what, where,

when, why, how, how many
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

EXAMPLES:
• What is the name of your pet?
• When do you feel like you’re beautiful?
• How many books are there in the library?
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

CHOICE QUESTIONS
• These are questions that offer a choice of
several options as an answer.

• They are made up of two parts, which

are connected by the conjunction ‘or’.
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

EXAMPLES:
• Which do you prefer – coffee or tea?
• Would you like to go to Japan or Korea?
• Do you want to watch a movie or read
Wattpad stories?
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

DISJUNCTIVE OR TAG QUESTIONS

• It is also made up of two parts, where the
1 part is a positive statement, and the 2
st nd

part is negative, or vice-versa.

 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

DISJUNCTIVE OR TAG QUESTIONS

• The 1 part of the sentence defines the
st

expected answer. If the statement is

positive, a positive answer is expected; if
the statement is negative, a negative answer
is expected.
 TYPES OF QUESTIONS

EXAMPLES:

• She lives in Santiago. Isn’t she?

• Melanie is not fund of reading books. Is she?
• The students attended the flag ceremony.
Didn’t they?
• My mother is the best. Isn’t she?
LET'S do
this!
Exercise 3.3
 activity

Watch and listen attentively to the

lines from 'He’s Into Her' trailer.
Then, raise various questions from it.
 Exercise 3.3

Identify the type of each question you

raised.
- General or Yes/No Question
- Special or WH Question
- Choice Question
- Disjunctive or Tag Question
 Quiz 3.7

1. The brave people cry but never give up,

don’t they?
2. Who are the most popular students in
Benison?
3. Where did you get these photos?
4. Do you think I am scared of you?
5. What do girls see in him?
 Quiz 3.7

6. Do you like it?

7. Can I take you out or your order?
8. Why won’t you leave me?
9. Do you want to spend more time
with me?
10. Can your basher be your forever?
 Quiz 3.7
1. The brave people cry but never give up, don’t they?
- Disjunctive or Tag Question
2. Who are the most popular students in Benison?
- Special or WH Question
3. Where did you get these photos?
– Special or WH Question
4. Do you think I am scared of you?
– General or Yes/No Question
5. What do girls see in him?
– Special or WH Question
 Quiz 3.7
6. Do you like it?
- General or Yes/No Question
7. Can I take you out or your order?
- Choice Question
8. Why won’t you leave me?
– Special or WH Question
9. Do you want to spend more time with me?
– General or Yes/No Question
10. Can your basher be your forever?
– General or Yes/No Question
LET'S CALL
IT A DAY!
 WELCOME
TO OUR
ENGLISH CLASS!
prayer
ATTENDANC
E
Turning statements into
questions
Auxiliary Verb Subject Verb Tense

Do plural Present
Does singular Present
Did singular/plural Past

Example:

STATEMENT: She cleaned the house.

QUESTION: Did she clean the house?
Auxiliary Subject/s Verb
Verb Tense
Do Anne and Fatima attend the meeting?
Does Anne attend the meeting?
Did Anne/ attend the meeting?
Anne and Fatima

NOTE:

Once you used an auxiliary verb in a question,

the main verb should be in base form.
STATEMENT: Rest of the
Subject Verb sentence
Maria is kind.

QUESTION: Rest of the

Verb Subject sentence
Is Maria kind?

STATEMENT: You are going to the mall.

QUESTION: Are you going to the mall?
 Try it!

Turn the statement into a question.

STATEMENT: Sheena is at home.

QUESTION: Is Sheena at home?

 Try it!

Turn the statement into a question.

STATEMENT: You are not going to the

theatre.

QUESTION: Are you not going to the

theatre?
 Try it!

Turn the statement into a question.

STATEMENT: Lea likes ice cream.

QUESTION: Does Lea like ice

cream?
 Try it!

Turn the statement into a question.

STATEMENT: Shiela’s dream is to be a

nurse someday.

QUESTION: Does Shiela’s dream to

be a nurse or doctor someday?
 Try it!

Turn the statement into a question.

STATEMENT: Gwen invited her

classmates to her house.

QUESTION: Did Gwen invite her

classmates to her house?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
EXAMPLE:
STATEMENT:
Seojun dream is to be a singer someday.

QUESTION:
Does Seojun dream to be a singer someday?
 Turn each statements into a
question. Choose the letter of the
correct answer.
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION

1. Nica baked cookies yesterday.

a. Did Nica baked cookies yesterday?

b. Do Nica bake cookies yesterday?
c. Does Nica bake cookies yesterday?
d. Did Nica bake cookies yesterday?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION

2. Sasha loves watching anime.

a. Do Sasha love watching anime?

b. Does Sasha loves watching anime?
c. Does Sasha love watching anime?
d. Did Sasha loved watching anime?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
3. Mikasa is practicing karate every
weekend.
a. Is Mikasa practice karate every weekend?
b. Is Mikasa practicing karate every weekend?
c. Is Mikasa is practicing karate every
weekend?
d. Are Mikasa practicing karate every
weekend?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
4. Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher.
a. Does Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
b. Did Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
c. Does Armin and Annie submitted the project
to their teacher?
d. Do Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
5. Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia.
a. Do Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia?
b. Does Levi see three basketball stars in Mall
of Asia?
c. Did Levi see three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia?
d. Does Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall
of Asia?
Let’s check!
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION

1. Nica baked cookies yesterday.

a. Did Nica baked cookies yesterday?

b. Do Nica bake cookies yesterday?
c. Does Nica bake cookies yesterday?
d. Did Nica bake cookies yesterday?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION

2. Sasha loves watching anime.

a. Do Sasha love watching anime?

b. Does Sasha loves watching anime?
c. Does Sasha love watching anime?
d. Did Sasha loved watching anime?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
3. Mikasa is practicing karate every
weekend.
a. Is Mikasa practice karate every weekend?
b. Is Mikasa practicing karate every weekend?
c. Is Mikasa is practicing karate every
weekend?
d. Are Mikasa practicing karate every
weekend?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
4. Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher.
a. Does Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
b. Did Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
c. Does Armin and Annie submitted the project
to their teacher?
d. Do Armin and Annie submit the project to
their teacher?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
5. Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia.
a. Do Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia?
b. Does Levi see three basketball stars in Mall
of Asia?
c. Did Levi see three basketball stars in Mall of
Asia?
d. Does Levi saw three basketball stars in Mall
of Asia?
 STATEMENT-
QUESTION
1. Eren is having struggles in using the
computer.
2. Armin and Annie are working all night
for
their school project.
3. Sasha likes meat better than potatoes.
4. Levi is by far the coolest guy I’ve seen in
every season!
5. Mikasa cooked a mouth-watering dish.
THANK
YOU!