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Watch the following video before doing the exercises. It will remind you the basis of asking questions. Don't hesitate to watch it full size.

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You can print this one and glue it in your copybook.

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Find the correct question word

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English Grammar Games

This English grammar game is to help you learn about when to use Question Words.

Complete the sentence with the appropriate Question word (Who, when, why... etc.)

If you would like to try another game about this grammatical structure, visit this one: Question Words 2.

If you would like to read some Grammar Notes about Questions Words and when to use them, visit this page: Question Words.

NEW: Download our free Question Words Worksheet (in PDF).
You can check the answers to this worksheet here: Answers to the Question Words Worksheet.

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Free English Grammar Games about Question Words - Juego de Gramática Inglesa acerca de como hacer Preguntas

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Exercise level 1, a very easy matching. Match the question and its answer.

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Match the answers on the right with the correct questions about Robin Grant on the left, please!

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Match the answers on the right with the correct questions about Robin Grant on the left, please!
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Try that one. you have to find the correct wh-. 15 questions.

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Question words in English| Online Exercise

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Question words exercise - Fill in the correct question word

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Need something a  little more difficult? there are several pages you can do here.

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Word order in questions - Grammar chart

Questions in general

If we want to ask a question in English, the order is QWASM: Question word, Auxiliary verb, Subject, Main verb. In Yes-No questions (questions where the answer is yes or no), there is no Question Word.

Questions with be as the main verb

When be is the main verb, it is used as the Auxiliary in the question, and then we don't have a Main verb after the Subject.

Auxiliary verbs

In the position of Auxiliary, we can use be, do, have or any modal verb: can, could, will, would, should, etc.

Have is only an auxiliary verb in the form have got and in the present perfect.

For other uses of have, we need an auxiliary verb ( do, did) for questions.

Have got only has a present form. It does not have a past form.

Question words

how much

We can use how much to ask about the price of something.

how + adjective

We can use how + adjective (any adjective) as a question word.

We can use which + noun, and we can also use what + noun. We use which when there are a small number of possible answers. Look at the difference:

Which car do you like, the red or the blue? (there is a small number of possible answers)

'What car have you got?' 'A Mercedes.' (many possible answers)

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Asking questions in English - Question forms - Test-English

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Question forms. English grammar and exercises. If we want to ask a question in English, the order is QWASI: Question word, Auxiliary, Subject, Infinitive.

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Fill in the following form and click "send" at the end. It will be sent to your English teacher. Don't forget to give your name, it's the first question.