Complete the questions.

1 Ryan won two races.

a 'Who... won two races...?' 'Ryan.'

b 'How many... races did Ryan win...?' Two.'

2 Stanley goes swimming three times a week.

a 'Who …?' 'Stanley.

b 'How often …?' Three times a week.'

3 There are two shirts. The yellow one is mine.

a 'Which …?' The yellow one.

b 'Whose …?' 'Mine.

4 Steven has broken Jim's mug.

a 'Whose …?' 'Jim's.

b 'Who …?' 'Steven.

5 Linda is going to the theatre this evening.

a 'Who …?' 'Linda.

b 'Where …?' To the theatre.

6 Anne bought Ralph a present yesterday.

a 'Who …?' 'Anne.

b 'Who …?' 'Ralph.

7 There are two bags. The one on the chair is Fay's.

a 'Whose …?' 'Fay's.

b 'Which …?' The one on the chair.'

Use the prepositions in brackets to write questions to match the statements.

1 She bought some flowers. Who... did she buy them for? … (for)

2 I got an invitation this morning. Who …? (from)

3 Pedro comes from Spain. Where exactly …? (from)

4 I read an interesting article yesterday. What …? (about)

5 Lisa is excited. What …? (about)

6 Linda played tennis. Who …? (with)

7 Sam wrote a letter. Who …? (to)

8 I went to a restaurant last night. Who …? (with)

Write the short form of the following negative questions.

1 Has she not replied to your letter yet?

... Hasn't she replied to your letter yet?...

2 Do they not live here any more?

3 Can she not drive a car?

4 Does he not understand what he has to do?

5 Do you not know the answer to this question?

6 Did he not offer you anything to drink?

7 Have we not got any milk left?

8 Could you not do anything to help him?

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