This document consists of a series of questions in English related to people's identities, locations, occupations, preferences and relationships. It asks whether individuals are certain ages, from certain places, have certain jobs or characteristics. It also asks questions to establish relationships between people like whether they are family members, co-workers or have other connections. The questions serve as examples to help practice English interrogatives.
This document consists of a series of questions in English related to people's identities, locations, occupations, preferences and relationships. It asks whether individuals are certain ages, from certain places, have certain jobs or characteristics. It also asks questions to establish relationships between people like whether they are family members, co-workers or have other connections. The questions serve as examples to help practice English interrogatives.
This document consists of a series of questions in English related to people's identities, locations, occupations, preferences and relationships. It asks whether individuals are certain ages, from certain places, have certain jobs or characteristics. It also asks questions to establish relationships between people like whether they are family members, co-workers or have other connections. The questions serve as examples to help practice English interrogatives.
This document consists of a series of questions in English related to people's identities, locations, occupations, preferences and relationships. It asks whether individuals are certain ages, from certain places, have certain jobs or characteristics. It also asks questions to establish relationships between people like whether they are family members, co-workers or have other connections. The questions serve as examples to help practice English interrogatives.
England? Am I right? Am I from Spain? Am I married? Is He eighteen years old? Are you from Spain? Is She a travel agent? Are you married? Is he from Italy? She is right? No she doesn't. Are you married? No I am not. What is his job? Is he a taxi driver? Is he a policeman? No he is not. I see! What is his job? Is he a travel agent? Am I right? Where is he from? Is he from Spain? Am I right? Is He right?
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me help you. Thank you. That is really kind of you. Does he like wine and beer? Yes he does. Does she really have a car? No she doesn’t. Does he love listening to music? Yes he does. Does she really have a video recorder? I think she does not. let me help you. Thank you. That is really kind of you\a Video Am I married? Do I like swimming? Are we at home? Do we go for a walk in the morning? Am I twenty-nine years old? Do I stay at home? Are We teachers? Do we work on Wednesdays and Thursdays? Am I from Rome? Do I have a new television? Are We brothers? Do We go for a walk in the evening?
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Her Addresses Her Actors Her Apples Answers a teacher as well. A Doctor as well. A Daughter as well. A Sister as well. What is it in English? This is the key. This is an apple. I see. How do I say this in English? Is she from Turkey? Yes she is Do you have a cat? What is your name? Do you like a cake? What is his job? Is he a police officer? What is her address? Are they police officers? Yes they are. How do I say this in English? Do you live in Portugal? Are They thirty-seven? Is this your map? Is this his newspaper? Is He from Turkey? Do you drink tea? Do you? Do you have a car? Do you? Is This their home? Is this their key? Are you working for this company? Am I right? Am I your brother? Am I your teacher? Do They have a sister in Turkey? Do they? Yes they do Am I a friendly person? Yes you are. Am I a friendly doctor? How do I say this in English? A company. A Key.
In the center of Berlin.
In the center of Milan. In the center of Rome. Both. Do they work in Oxford? Are They doctors? Are they really teachers? Do they both drink wine and beer? Do they? Are they vegetarians? Do they both eat apples and oranges? Are they really married? Do Jorge and Alice both like classical music? Do they? Are they both musicians? Do They both work at a bank at a plant? Are they both bankers? Are They both vegetarians? Are they bankers? Musicians Secretaries Vegetarians Bankers Musicians In the center of Berlin. In the center of Milan. In the center of Rome. Both. Do Sally and Adam live in the center of Rome? Are They happy? I think they are Do they both drink beer on the weekend? Are They both salespeople? I think they are Musicians Secretaries Vegetarians Bankers Musicians Secretaries Bankers Musicians Secretaries Bankers Both. Never mind\Who is he? who is she? who is this? who you are? Who are they? who are we? Who is John? He is my son. Who is Mary? She is my daughter. Who are they? They are my sisters. who are you? Who are they? who are we? Who are they? I think they are my parents. Who is Robert? He is my brother. Who is Nick? I think he is Caroline's brother. Who is Peter? He has Jane's husband. Who is he? He is my brother. Never mind who is he? who is she? who is this? Who are you? Who are they? who are we? Who are you? Who are they? Who is she? She is my sister. Who is it? I don't know. It's OK. Who are they? I think they are her sisters. Who are they? I think they are his brothers. What is his job? He is a doctor now. Who is Bob? I don't know. Never mind