CHAPTER 5. ASKING QUESTIONS (15) FUNDAMENTAL OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR

 

FUNDAMENTAL OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR CHAPTER 5. ASKING QUESTIONS

 

EXERCISE 21. Using WHOSE. (Chart 5-9) Directions: Ask and answer questions about possession. Follow the pattern in the examples. Talk about this in the classroom. Example: pen SPEAKERA: Is this your pen? / Is this (pen) yours? SPEAKER B: No, it isn't. SPEAKER A: Whose is it? SPEAKERB: It's Ali's.   Example: pens SPEAKER A: Are these Yoko's (pens)? / Are these (pens)Yoko's? SPEAKER B: No, they aren't. SPEAKER A: Whose are they? SPEAKER B: They're mine.   1 dictionary 5 bookbag 9 purse 2 books 6 briefcase 10 calculator 3 notebook 7 glasses 11 things 4 papers 8 backpack 12 stuff* EXERCISE 22. Review: information questions. Directions: Work in pairs. Create questions for the given answers. Use any appropriate question word. Example: I'm reading. SPEAKER A: What are you doing? SPBAKBRB: I'm reading.       Switch roles 1 They're mine. 7 Jazz 2 I'm going to study. 8 Because I didn't feel good. 3 A Toyota. 9 This one, not that one. 4 Mr  ( ...). 10 ( … )’s 5 It's (...)’s 11 A couple of days ago. 6 It means "small.’ 12 India.

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EXERCISE 21 (YOUR OWN RESPONSES)   EXERCISE 22