Making Questions
WH-Question
Subject: she
Verb: eats
Tense: present tense
When does she eat?
Why does she eat?
What does she eat?
Where does she eat?
Do we use rising intonation or falling intonation for yes/no questions?
Example: Is it sunny?
Rising intonation
Thank them
2 /th/ sounds
Relax
relaKS
Speak these two words perfectly:
1- Left 2 - Laughed
1 - short e
2 - short a
WH-Question
Subject: you
Verb: exercise
Tense: present tense
When do you exercise?
Why do you exercise?
How do you exercise?
Where do you exercise?
Who do you exercise with?
Do we use rising intonation or falling intonation with WH-questions?
Example: Where are you from?
Falling intonation
That's them over there
3 /th/ sounds
Relaxed
RelaKST
Speak these two words perfectly:
1 - Dad
2 - Dead
1 - short a
2 - short e
Wh-Question
Subject: they
Verb: play basketball
Tense: past tense
Where did they play basketball?
How did they play basketball?
Why did they play basketball?
When did they play basketball?
Who did they play basketball with?
Read the question with correct intonation:
Do you like cake?
Do you like ^cake^?
They thank themselves for the work
4 /th/ sounds
He stopped the car.
He stopT the caR.
Speak these two words perfectly:
1 - Taste
2 - Test
1 - long a
2 - short e
WH-Question
Subject: Tim and Peter
Verb: live in Europe
Tense: past tense
When did Tim and Peter live in Europe?
Why did Tim and Peter live in Europe?
Where did Tim and Peter live in Europe?
Read the question with correct intonation:
Where are you from?
Where are you v from v?
This month is the third month of the year
6 /th/ sounds
That's the correct answer.
That'S the correKT answer.
Speak these two words perfectly:
1 - bed
2 - bead
1 - short e
2 - long e
WH-Question
Subject: your class
Verb: go on a field trip
Tense: past tense
Why did your class go on a field trip?
Where did your class go on a field trip?
When did your class go on a field trip?
Read the question with correct intonation:
Which do you prefer, pens or pencils?
Which do you v prefer v, ^ pens ^ or v pencils v?
There's three thousand types of weather in this climate, says my mother.
6 /th/ sounds
There's so many piles of paper!
There'S so manY pileZ oF papER!
Speak these two words perfectly:
1 - feet
2 - fit
1 - long e
2 - short i