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Special questions
| What | is | her job? | — She’s a shop assistant. |
| Where | are | you from? | — From Germany. |
| Who | is | John? | — He’s their son. |
| How | are | you? | — Not bad, thanks. |
| How old | is | he? | — Eighteen. |
| What | is | your father like? | — He’s sociable and very clever. |
| What kind of (books) | is | he fond of? | — Historical books. |
| Why | are | you late? | — My watch is wrong. |
| Whose (friend) | is | Mary? | — She’s my friend. |
| What colour | is | our flag? | — It’s white, blue and red. |
Exercise 8. Ask and answer questions.
Example: What colour is a banana? — It’s yellow.
What colour are your trousers? — They’re black.
| What colour is/are | the sun? |
| the snow? | |
| ambulances in Moscow? | |
| the traffic lights? | |
| the sky? | |
| a Christmas tree? |
Exercise 9. Complete the sentences.
Example:Where are my books? — On the table.
| About a hundred years old. |
| Denmark, I think. |
| Mathematics. |
| Because it’s his birthday. |
| It’s black. |
| My brother. |
| Rock music. |
| Because it’s Sunday. |
Exercise 10. Ask the questions.
Example: What is your name? — My name’s Mark.
| — Her name’s Pam. |
| — No, my mother isn’t very young. |
| — Yes, it is Frank Ellis. |
| — No, I’m not Diana. I’m Ann. |
| — No, it isn’t Ronald. It’s Gerald. |
| — 14 King Street, London. |
| — 805-9866 |
| — My shoes are black. |
| — Olga is very kind. |
| — Sue is fond of pop music and jazz. |
Tag questions
| I | am | a genius, | aren’t | I? | — Yes, I am. / No, I am not. |
| He | is | a teenager, | isn’t | he? | — Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t. |
| She | a Londoner, | she? | — Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t. | ||
| It | far from here, | it? | — Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t. | ||
| We | are | in the city centre, | aren’t | we? | — Yes, we are. / No, we aren’t. |
| You | you? | — Yes, you are. / No, you aren’t. | |||
| They | they? | — Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t. | |||
| I | am not | a schoolboy, | am | I? | — No, I am not. / Yes, I am. |
| He | isn’t | married, | is | he? | — No, he isn’t. / Yes, he is. |
| She | at home, | she? | — No, she isn’t. / Yes, she is. | ||
| It | easy, | it? | — No, it isn’t. / Yes, it is. | ||
| We | aren’t | old, | are | we? | — No, we aren’t. / Yes, we are. |
| You | you? | — No, you aren’t. / Yes, you are. | |||
| They | they? | — No, they aren’t. / Yes, they are. |
Exercise 11. Give the correct tag to these sentences.
1. Your mother is thirty-seven years old, ___?
- It’s her birthday today, ___?
- I’m not in class now, ___?
- You aren’t married, ___?
- They are Russian, ___?
- I’m fond of hard rock, ___?
- Alice isn’t very friendly, ___?
Exercise 12. Ask questions about the information in italics.
Example: My mother is 50. — How old is your mother?
1. I’m from a small town in the South of Russia.
- Yes, Linda is a first-year student.
- Tom and Sue are sociable and very intelligent.
- My sister is fond of classical music.
- I am a bank clerk.
- Today Tony is at home because it’s Sunday.
- His home telephone number is 678-8996.
- It’s 4 o’clock and you are at work.
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