Framing simple questions.

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Q 1) Frame the questions on the given words in the bracket.

1.   What is your name? (age, mobile number, residential address, friend’s name, teacher’s name, uncle’s name, brother’s name, sister’s name)

2.   What do you do?  ( read, eat, watch, write, play, clean)

3.   Where is your home? ( car, cycle, bag, friend, teacher, school)

4.   Where do you go every day? (play, sleep, study, walk)    

5.   When is your tuition? (school, playing time, study time, free time)  

6.   When do you get up? ( sleep, study, play, take lunch, take breakfast, watch TV, walk, help others) 

7.   Who is your friend? (Teacher, father, mother, brother, sister, uncle?   

8.   Who helps you? ( supports, understands, listens to, takes care of, likes)

9.   Why are you late? ( angry, sad, happy, doubtful, irritated, optimistic)

10.                   Why do you play? ( read books, watch TV, do exercise, like an ice cream, write a letter)  

11.                   Which is your favourite colour? ( fruit, place, festival, subject, game, chocolate, flower, movie, biscuit, drink)

12.                   How are you? ( your parents, your teachers, your friends)

13.                   How do you go to school? ( return home, speak English, play cricket, make pav bhaji, prepare a project)

14.                   How is your brother? ( friend, class, family, class teacher, mother, father, study, English)

15.                   With whom do you play? ( go to market, take lunch, study, fight, speak English)

16.                   Whose car do you use? ( mobile, laptop, cycle, money, water bottle, notebook, compass box, bag)

17.                   How many brothers and sisters do you have? ( friends, books, bike, cycle, relatives,)

18.                   How many students are there? ( boys, girls, tables, windows, benches, books, teachers)

19.                   How much water do you drink? ( tea, milk, coffee, lemon water)

20.                   How long do you study? ( play, watch TV, read a book, take rest, walk, sleep, talk on mobile, speak English)

21.                   How far is the school from your home? ( the railway station, a garden, a market, tuition, friend’s home)

 

Designed by

Haridas L Patil

(Blogger, Educator and Trainer)

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