4. Fill in the correct question tag.

1 John doesn't live in London, ____________ ?

2 Frank and Laura are not mar­ried, ____________?

3 We are going out for dinner, _________________?

4 He won't leave his job, _____________?

5 Samantha can swim, _______________?

6 They went to Sweden, ____________?

7 You aren't working tonight, ___________________?

8 Harrison Ford has starred in many films, _____________?

9 All children love pizza, ____________?

10 George hasn't been to China, _____________?

5. Fill in the question tags and match the answers to the questions.

1 You haven't been to Europe, _________?

2 You'll be at home tonight, ______________?

3 She hasn't got any brothers, ______________?

4 You went to London last year, ____________?

5 Jane has got a new house, _________?

6 You're twenty now, ____________?

7 You aren't a doctor, ______________?

a No, but she's got two sisters. ______

b Yes, it's beautiful. ______

c No, but I've been to Australia. ______

d No, I'm a dentist. ______

e Yes, it was my birthday yesterday. ______

f Yes, after six o'clock. ______

g Yes, for two weeks. ______

Wh- questions

Wh- questions begin with a question word.

people	things	place	time	quantity /number	manner	reason	age
who	what	where	how long	how much	how	why	how old
whose	which		how often	how many

We put the auxiliary verb before the subject.

Where do they study?	They study at the university.
What kind of books do you like reading?	I like detectives.
How often do you write reports?	You write reports once a week.
How much does it cost? Who loves to play the violin?	About fifty pounds. He does.
Where did she live two years ago?	She lived in Vancouver two years ago.
Object questions When a Wh-question word is the object of the question, we use the normal question word order: Form: question word + auxiliary + object + verb. Who do you get on well with? What did you say? Subject questions When a Wh- word refers to the subject in a question, we don’t use the the auxiliary verb, word order is the same as an affirmative sentence. Form: question word +verb+ object. Who is expecting a message? What happened?(NOT: What did happen?)

6. Fill in the gaps with one of the question words from the list.

who, what, which, where, how long, when, what time, how often, how, whose

1 ..Whose.... is this bag? My sister's.

2 ..................are the children? At school.

3 ..................is Paul coming back? Tomorrow.

4 ..................does he drive? Very dangerously.

5 ..................is that woman? Mary Smith.

6 ..................do you finish work? At four o'clock.

7 ..................do they buy a newspaper? Every day.

8 .................. is her name? Catherine.

9 ..................city do you like best? Rome or Milan?

10 ..................have you been a teacher? Since 1991.