Unit 7 – 8 question words and there is there are - 2-25-13
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This document provides examples of common question words in English including who, what, when, why, where, how, how old/many/much as well as demonstrative pronouns like this and that. It also discusses plural nouns using there is/are as well as quantifiers like some and any. Key examples include questions using these words, differences between this and that, forms like there is one apple vs. there are apples, and uses of some to indicate plural quantities and any in questions and negatives.
Unit 7 – 8 question words and there is there are - 2-25-13
- 1. Unit 7 – Question words & This & That & Some & any Belinda Baardsen, American ex pat, Saudi Arabia 2-25-13
- 2. Question words Who? What? When? Why? Where?
- 3. What? What?
- 4. When? When will my driver get here?
- 5. What time…? What time are we going to eat? What time are we going to bed?
- 6. Who…? Who is he?
- 7. Where…? Where is the cat? The cat is under the table.
- 8. How…? There are three apples.
- 9. How old…? How old are you?
- 10. How many….? There are three pears.
- 11. How much….? How much are the shoes?
- 12. Why…? Why is that cat Why is this cat fat? skinny?
- 13. This… This is used when things are = close - near This is my baby.
- 14. That… We use that – to refer to things that are not near to us. That’s my boat. That’s my house.
- 15. There is… Is = one (1) There is one shoe. There is a baby. There is a There is a shoe. fish. There’s a There’s fish. shoe. There’s a baby.
- 16. There are.. Are = more than one.. There are children. There are fish. There are shoes.
- 17. Some… Some = plural More than one There are some planes. There are some books. There are some birds.
- 18. Any = used in questions & Any… negatives Do you have any milk? Are there any eggs? Does she have any birds?