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Question Power: Word Order Quiz

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Question Power: Word Order Quiz
 

Question Power: Word Order QuizOnline version

Test correct question word order

by Asel Bolotbaeva
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For present simple questions with he/she/it you use 'do' instead of 'does': 'Do she like ice cream?'

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For present simple questions with he/she/it you use 'do' instead of 'does': 'Do she like ice cream?'

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For present simple questions with he/she/it you use 'do' instead of 'does': 'Do she like ice cream?'

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If there is a helping verb, it comes before the subject in questions: 'Have you finished your homework?']);

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For present simple questions with he/she/it, use does: 'Does she like ice cream?'

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If there is no auxiliary, you cannot form a question in present simple: 'You like pizza?'

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In yes/no questions, you never use an auxiliary verb.

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Past simple questions use 'did': 'Did they go to the park?'

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In yes/no questions, invert the subject and the auxiliary: 'Are you coming?'

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In questions, you always place the verb at the end: 'You like pizza?'

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Wh- questions start with a question word and then an auxiliary: 'Where can I buy tickets?'

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Wh- questions always place the verb before the question word: 'What are you going?'

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