Grammar learning path · A2 Elementary
Question formation in present and past.
Use one decision process to build English questions, then apply it to detailed past-time questions. The sequence highlights when to invert an existing verb, when to add do-support, and when a subject question needs neither.
2 lessons13 exercisesIn order, or à la carte
Start path — Lesson 1
First lesson · Question formation rules
What you'll learn.
- Choose the correct auxiliary for a question.
- Distinguish subject and object questions.
- Form past wh-questions with did or was/were.
Before you start.
- Know A1 yes/no and wh-question patterns.
Lessons in this path.
Take them in order- 1Lesson 1Question formation rules
Provides a decision system for questions with be, do/does/did, modals, information words, subjects, objects, negatives, and tags.
- 2Lesson 2WH Questions (In the Past)
Applies the system specifically to past wh-questions with did, was/were, subject questions, negatives, quantities, and duration.
- Daily Life - WH Questions in the Past
- Hobbies and Interests - WH Questions in the Past
- Build Past Wh-Question Patterns
- Build Negative, Quantity, Duration, and Answer Forms
- Past Wh-Questions - Find and Fix the Mistake
- Past Wh-Questions: School Question Patterns
- Past Wh-Questions: Travel Information and Answers
Ready?
Question formation rules.
Begin with the first lesson and work through the practice at your own pace.