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Instructions:
Type the following information about yourself here.

Student 1:Last Name: First Name:

Student 2:Last Name: First Name:

Class: Group: Date:

Instructions:
Change each of the following sentences into information questions for which the answer is written in
red. After typing each question in the white box, press the *Correct Answer* button, and you will see the correct answer.

Hint: If you need help, refer to Understanding & Using English Grammar (Azar & Azar), Charts B-1 and B-2.

1. The student strike will take place tomorrow.


2. The students will picket in front of the school.


3. They are picketing because they do not want the government to reduce the budget for education.


4. Some students came to school by train.


5. Others walked carefully on the ice.


6. There were about 100 students in front of the building.


7. They made a lot of noise.


8. It was so cold that the students could see their breath.


9. In spite of the weather, the students protested all day long.


10. They will have another demonstration very soon.


11. Pierre was at the front door.


12. Marie and Claude were there too.


13. The students want to make sure that no one enters the building.


14. The students watched the teachers drive away.

15. The protesters informed the students of the budget problems.


16. Jean's class was cancelled.


17. Jean's class was cancelled.


18. This was a political action.


19. Of the two choices of action, the students picked the strike.


20. The strike ended at 3:00 PM.


Instructions:
Change each of the following sentences into yes/no questions. If the statement is negative, make a negative question. After typing each question in the white box, press the *Correct Answer* button, and you will see the correct answer.

Hint: If you need help, refer to Understanding & Using English Grammar (Azar & Azar), Chart B-1.

 

21. John's a teacher.


22. They are in the cafeteria.


23. I am a new student.


24. I don't know you.


25. They were absent yesterday.


26. It wasn't fair.


27. He likes you.


28. They talk a lot.


29. She has a cold.


30. The man doesn't have any money.


31. She had a good time.


32. You can't do that.


33. They couldn't wait any longer.


34. He won't go out in the rain.


35. You will do that.


36. She should finish her dinner.


37. I can do that.


38. This is your pencil.


39. Those are cheap books.


40. That isn't correct.

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