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Questions Exercises For English Grammar

Questions are an essential part of English grammar, allowing us to ask for information, clarification, or confirmation. In these exercises, you will practice forming different types of questions by choosing the correct question word or helping verb. Each sentence provides a helpful hint to guide your answer.

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Question Words Exercise

1. *What* is your favorite color? (Hint: Use a word asking for information about a thing or object.)
2. *Where* do you live? (Hint: Use a word asking about a place.)
3. *How* are you today? (Hint: Use a word asking about health, condition, or manner.)
4. *Who* is your teacher? (Hint: Use a word asking about a person.)
5. *When* does the class start? (Hint: Use a word asking about time.)
6. *Why* are you late? (Hint: Use a word asking for the reason.)
7. *Which* book do you want? (Hint: Use a word for making a choice from a specific set.)
8. *Whose* bag is this? (Hint: Use a word asking about possession or ownership.)
9. *What* is your name? (Hint: Use a word asking for information about something general.)
10. *How* old are you? (Hint: Use a word that asks in what way or by what means, combined with “old.”)

Question Formation with Auxiliary Verbs

1. *Do* you like pizza? (Hint: Use an auxiliary verb for simple present questions, you/they/we.)
2. *Does* she play the piano? (Hint: Use the correct auxiliary for he/she/it in the present simple.)
3. *Did* you see the movie? (Hint: Use the correct auxiliary for questions in the past tense.)
4. *Are* they coming to the party? (Hint: Present continuous question with “they.”)
5. *Is* he your brother? (Hint: Use the correct form of “be” for he/she/it in present tense.)
6. *Was* it raining yesterday? (Hint: Use the past tense of “be” for he/she/it.)
7. *Were* you at school yesterday? (Hint: Use the past tense of “be” for you/we/they.)
8. *Can* you swim? (Hint: Use a modal verb for ability.)
9. *Will* she travel tomorrow? (Hint: Use the future auxiliary verb for he/she/it.)
10. *Have* you finished your homework? (Hint: Use the present perfect auxiliary for you/we/they.)
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