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UNIVERSITY OF MONTENEGRO INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

A murderer is condemned to death. He has to choose between three rooms: The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with loaded guns, and the third is full of lions that haven't eaten in 3 years. Which room is safest for him?

The third. Lions that haven't eaten in three years are dead.

The woman was a photographer. She shot a picture of her husband, developed it, and hung it up to dry.

Did you get 5000? The correct answer is actually Don't believe it? Check with your calculator!

Mary's father has five daughters: 1. Nana, 2. Nene, 3. Nini, 4. Nono. What is the name of the fifth daughter?

Nunu? NO! Of course not. The fifth daughter is Mary. Read the question again.

FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE QUESTIONS A) YES/NO QUESTIONS B) WH - QUESTIONS

FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

 YES/NO QUESTIONS ARE MADE BY APPLYING THE FOLLOWING “FORMULA”: AUXILIARY VERB + SUBJECT + PREDICATE (MAIN VERB IN THE SENTENCE) SHE IS HAPPY. IS SHE HAPPY?

AUXILIARY VERBS: TO BE: AM IS ARE WAS WERE TO HAVE: HAVE HAS HAD TO DO: DO DOES DID HOW MANY TENSES ARE THERE IN ENGLISH? HOW MANY TENSES ARE FOMED BY NOT USING AUXILIARY VERBS? FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

THERE ARE ONLY TWO “REAL” TENSES IN ENGLISH – THE SIMPLE PRESENT AND THE SIMPLE PAST. ALL OTHER TENSES ARE ASPECTUAL FORMS; THEY ARE FORMED BY USING AN AUXILIARY VERB TO BE OR TO HAVE. EX: SARAH IS WATCHING TV. SHE WAS WRITTING A LETTER. THEY HAVE JUST LEFT. SHE HAD LIVED HERE BEFORE SHE MOVED. FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

THIS MEANS THAT ALL THIS TENSES FORM INTERROGATIVE FORM BY MEANS OF INVERSION → SUBJECT AND AUXILIARY SWAP/CHANGE PLACES. SARAH IS WATCHING TV. IS SARAH WATCHING TV? SHE WAS WRITTING A LETTER. WAS SHE WRITING A LETTER? THEY HAVE JUST LEFT. HAVE THEY JUST LEFT? SHE HAD LIVED HERE BEFORE SHE MOVED. HAD SHE LIVED HERE? FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

HOWEVER, WHEN IT COMES TO THE SIMPLE PRESENT AND THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE, WE MUST ADD AUXILIARY, SINCE THERE IS NO AUXILIARY IN THE AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCE: THEY LIVE IN NEW YORK. SHE WORKED IN A FASHION INDUSTRY. IF THE SENTENCE IS IN SIMPLE PRESENT WE USE: DO OR DOES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SENTENCE + INFINITIVE OF THE MAIN VERB!!! FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

THEY LIVE IN NEW YORK. DO THEY LIVE IN NEW YORK? PHOEBE WORKS IN CENTRAL PERK. DOES PHOEBE WORKS IN CENTRAL PERK? X DOES PHOEBE WORK IN CENTRAL PERK? √ FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

SIMPLE PAST → DID + SUBJECT + INFINITIVE (I COLUMN, VERB WITHOUT –ED) PHOEBE WORKED IN CENTRAL PERK. DID PHOEBE WORKED IN CENTRAL PERK? X DID PHOEBE WORK IN CENTRAL PERK?√ SHE LEFT. DID SHE LEFT? X DID SHE LEAVE?√ FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

EX. A MAKE YES/NO QUESTIONS: ROSS IS TALKING TO THAT WOMAN. SHE BOUGHT A YACHT. THEY CALLED HER YESTARDAY. THEY WERE CHASING A CAT. HE HAS NEVER BEEN TO LONDON. RACHEL HATES HER JOB. WE PAID HER A VISIT. IT WAS RAINING CATS AND DOGS. FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

WH-QUESTIONS ARE FORMED IN THE SAME WAY AS YES/NO QUESTIONS. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT THEY START WITH WH OR HOW WORD: SHE IS WATCHING TV. IS SHE WATCHING TV? WHAT IS SHE WATCHING? THEY LIVE IN THE HAGUE. DO THEY LIVE IN THE HAGUE. WHERE DO THEY LIVE? FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

WH-QUESTIONS THE FORMULA FOR WH-QUESTIONS IS: WH + AUXILARY VERB + SUBJECT + MAIN VERB (AM IS ARE WAS WERE HAVE HAS DO DOES DID) FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

PAY ATTENTION: IF A SENTENCE CONTAINS THESE VERB FORMS: AM IS ARE WAS WERE HAVE HAS WILL → THE ONLY THING YOU HAVE TO DO IS CHANGE THE POSITION OF THAT VERB AND SUBJECT: THEY HAVE ARRIVED. HAVE THEY ARRIVED? SHE WAS WRITING A LETTER. WHAT WAS SHE WRITING? IF THE SENTENCE DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY OF THE GIVEN VERB FORMS THEN YOU MUST ADD EITHER DO OR DOES FOR PRESENT OR DID FOR PAST: SHE LIKES TO WALK. PRESENT → DOES SHE LIKE TO WALK? OR WHAT DOES SHE LIKE? HE PLAYED TENNIS YESTERDAY. PAST → DID HE PLAY TENNIS? WHEN DID HE PLAY TENNIS? FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

MAKE QUESTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS USING THE GIVEN QUESTION WORDS: 1. The plane landed at 6 o'clock. When …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 2. He talks about politics all day long. What………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3. She keeps her clothes in a large wardrobe. Where…………………………………………………………………………………………… She gave a present to her boyfriend. Who……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 5. They have been watching a film on TV. What………………………………………………………………………………………………. 6. They went to the supermarket yesterday. When……………………………………………………………………………………………… 7. We were in London last year. Where……………………………………………………………………………………………..

FACE2FACE – ENGLISH COURSE

VOCABULARY – KEY

Exercise 4a Tick the words you know:

Speaking activity

 Reduce – lower; make sth less or smaller in size, quantity, price  Clap your hands - to hit your open hands together; eg. She clapped her hands in delight. * He clapped his hands for silence. * Everyone clapped in time to the music.  Fake – false, not true; not genuine; appearing to be sth it is not  Chemical(s) –(a) substance used in or produced by the processes of chemistry.

Reading comprehension

Reading comprehension - Key 1c 2e 3b 4d 5a

Reading comprehension c) - Key

Reading comprehension d) - Key 2. more (often) 3. over 1, healthy/relaxed 5. good 6. enjoyed/liked

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