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Cooking © 2011 wheresjenny.com1

Cooking © 2011 wheresjenny.com - With the verb ‘to be’ - With an auxiliary (have, will, got) in the phrase - Without an auxiliary : we use ‘Do’ as the auxiliary, and the subject and auxiliary are reversed 2

Cooking © 2011 wheresjenny.com WhereWhere is my book? WhenWhen are you leaving? WhyWhy are you getting angry? How farHow far is the nearest book store? How long How long will you take to finish your homework? How oftenHow often do you visit library? How oldHow old is your daughter ? How tallHow tall is the school building? 3

Cooking © 2011 wheresjenny.com Eg: He is from England > Is he from England? 1. She is not very smart 2. The syllabus is good. 3. They will come tomorrow to school 4. They have arranged the competition. 4

Cooking © 2011 wheresjenny.com 1. _____ will you come to school? 2. _____ is it so difficult for you to solve it? 3. _____ do you spell your name? 4. _____ did you get the book from? 5. _____ often do you go to the library? 5