Question forms: forming questions and practice (Unit 1)

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# GRAMMAR Forming questions You can form questions with question word + auxiliary verb + subject + main verb. What do you think? Negative questions often express surprise or annoyance. Don't you do it in the same way in Japan? There are several other types of questions that you form differently. **Short questions**: do not have the main verb and you often use them to express surprise or interest Wasn't it? Did you? **Subject questions**: do not use an auxiliary verb Who makes you laugh? **Indirect questions**: use them to be more polite or less direct; they follow subject + verb word order I'd like to know whether a smile means the same thing all over the world. **Question tags**: use them to confirm what you are saying or check that the listener agrees Tomoya, you studied psychology, didn't you? Go to page 140 for the Grammar reference. 5 A 13 Complete the conversation with one word # PRONUNCIATION 6 A 14 Listen to the question and ask for the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the question and answer the q...