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    Question Forms 1: What Brother's Is Name Your

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    The document contains examples of rearranging words in sentences to form questions using the verb "to be" in the present simple tense. It provides two sets of 10 sentences each that need to be rearranged into questions, followed by a grammar rule on using "a" versus "an". It then has exercises on completing regular and irregular verb forms in the present simple tense for common verbs like "to work", "to want", "to go", and "to have".

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    Question Forms 1: What Brother's Is Name Your

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    The document contains examples of rearranging words in sentences to form questions using the verb "to be" in the present simple tense. It provides two sets of 10 sentences each that need to be rearranged into questions, followed by a grammar rule on using "a" versus "an". It then has exercises on completing regular and irregular verb forms in the present simple tense for common verbs like "to work", "to want", "to go", and "to have".

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    The document contains examples of rearranging words in sentences to form questions using the verb "to be" in the present simple tense. It provides two sets of 10 sentences each that need to be rearranged into questions, followed by a grammar rule on using "a" versus "an". It then has exercises on completing regular and irregular verb forms in the present simple tense for common verbs like "to work", "to want", "to go", and "to have".

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    Question Forms 1: What Brother's Is Name Your

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    Mileta Sandić
    The document contains examples of rearranging words in sentences to form questions using the verb "to be" in the present simple tense. It provides two sets of 10 sentences each that need to be rearranged into questions, followed by a grammar rule on using "a" versus "an". It then has exercises on completing regular and irregular verb forms in the present simple tense for common verbs like "to work", "to want", "to go", and "to have".

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    Question Forms 1

    Rearrange the words in each sentence to make a


    question using verb 'to be' in the present simple
    tense.
    Don't forget to put a capital letter at the start of each
    sentence and a question mark at the end:

    1.

    what brother's is name your

    2.

    is what address your

    3.

    favourite is your food what

    4.

    is your what name

    5.

    date the what today is

    6.

    much how that shirt is

    7.

    are how you

    8.

    your what is surname

    9.

    your postcode what is

    10.

    your when birthday is

    Question Forms 2

    Rearrange the words in each sentence to make a


    question using verb 'to be' in the present simple
    tense.
    Don't forget to put a capital letter at the start of each
    sentence and a question mark at the end:

    1.

    are toilets where the

    2.

    you where from are

    3.

    phone is what your number

    4.

    the answer what is

    5.

    your what nationality is

    6.

    is it old how

    7.

    your best who is friend

    8.

    one which it is

    9.

    my shirt where is

    10.

    old how you are

    Grammar rule:
    We always use 'a' before words that start with a consonant sound - even if
    the first letter of the following word is not a consonant. For example: 'a
    dog', a 'bed', a 'university'.
    We always use 'an' before words that start with a vowel sound - even if the
    first letter of the following word is not a vowel. For example: 'an
    electrician', 'an armchair', 'an hour'.

    Click below to say whether you should use 'a' or 'an' with the following
    words...

    1. chair
    a
    an
    2. girl
    a
    an
    3. school
    a
    an
    4. egg
    a
    an
    5. hour
    a
    an
    6. apple
    a
    an
    7. exam
    a
    an
    8. hospital
    a
    an
    9. year
    a
    an

    10. university
    a
    an

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    Grammar:
    Regular Verbs:

    'to work'
    Complete the verb 'to work'
    using PRESENT simple tense:

    I
    You
    He
    She
    It
    We
    They

    Grammar:
    Regular Verbs:

    'to want'
    Complete the verb 'to want'
    using PRESENT simple tense:

    I
    You
    He
    She
    It
    We
    They

    Grammar:
    Irregular Verbs:

    'to go'
    Complete the verb 'to go'
    using PRESENT simple tense:

    I
    You
    He
    She
    It
    We
    They

    Grammar:
    Irregular Verbs:

    'to have'
    Complete the verb 'to have'
    using PRESENT simple tense:

    I
    You
    He
    She
    It
    We
    They

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