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Present Simple 'Wh' Questions Guide

The document consists of homework exercises focused on forming present simple 'wh' questions. It provides examples and guidelines on using 'do' and 'does' for creating questions, particularly emphasizing their application with various question words. Additionally, it notes exceptions for questions starting with 'who' that typically do not require 'do' or 'does'.

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Present Simple 'Wh' Questions Guide

The document consists of homework exercises focused on forming present simple 'wh' questions. It provides examples and guidelines on using 'do' and 'does' for creating questions, particularly emphasizing their application with various question words. Additionally, it notes exceptions for questions starting with 'who' that typically do not require 'do' or 'does'.

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National University of Chimborazo

Faculty of political and administrative sciences

Name: Paca Lucila

Date: 17/11/2023

English E4-N1

HOMEWORK

Present Simple ‘Wh’ Questions

Make present simple ‘wh’ questions:

Example:

1. (where / you / go to school?)


Where do you go to school?

2. (what / you / do?)

What do you love to study?

3. (where / John / come from?)

Where does John come from?

4. (how long / it / take from London to Paris?)

How long does it take Juan from London to Paris?

5. (how often / she / go to the cinema?)

How often does she go to the cinema?

6. (how many children / you / have?)

How many children do you have?

7. (when / you / get up?)

When do you get up?

8. (how often / you / study English?)


How often do you study English?

9. (What time / the film / start?)

What time does the film start?

10. (where / you / play tennis?)

Where do you play tennis?

11. (what sports / Lucy / like?)

What sports does Lucy like?

12. (how / they / get to work?)

How do they get to work?

13. (how often / I / come here?)

How often do I come here?

14. (where / she / live?)

Where does she live?

15. (why / you / eat so much chocolate?)

Why do you eat so much chocolate?

16. (What / this machine / do?)

What does this machine?

17. (Who / she / meet on Saturdays?)

Who does she meet on Saturdays?

18. (how many brothers / she / have?)

How many brothers does she have?

19. (how much / this / cost?)

How much does this cost?

20. (where / you / eat lunch?)

Where do you eat lunch?


Do you play the piano?
Where do you live?
Does Jack play football?
Where does he come from?
Do Rita and Angela live in Manchester?
Where do they work?
We use do and does to make questions with the present simple. We
use does for the third person singular (she/he/it) and do for the others.
We use do and does with question words like where, what and when:
Where do Angela and Rita live?
What does Angela do?
When does Rita usually get up?
But questions with who often don't use do or does:
Who lives in London?
Who plays football at the weekend?
Who works at Liverpool City Hospital?

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