GRAMMAR LESSON 5

What is your name?
My name is Tom.

Do you like coffee?
Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.

Choose the correct question.

1. What your name is?
2. What is your name?
3. Your name what is?
4. What your is name?

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Correct answer: B.
In English questions, the verb often comes before the subject.

Choose the best answer: “How are you?”

1. I’m fine, thank you.
2. I name Tom.
3. I from Thailand.
4. Yes, I am.

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Correct answer: A.
“I’m fine, thank you” is a common response to “How are you?”

Complete the question: “___ do you live?”

1. Who
2. What
3. Where
4. When

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Correct answer: C. Where
Use “Where” to ask about places.

Choose the correct answer: “Do you like coffee?”

1. Yes, I do.
2. Yes, I like.
3. Yes, coffee.
4. I do yes.

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Correct answer: A.
Use “Yes, I do” for Present Simple yes/no questions.

Which question asks about time?

1. Where do you work?
2. Who is she?
3. When do you study?
4. Why are you tired?

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Correct answer: C.
“When” asks about time.

Choose the correct question.

1. Where you work?
2. Where do you work?
3. Where work you?
4. Where are work you?

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Correct answer: B.
Use “do” in Present Simple questions with “you.”

Complete the answer: “What is your name?” — “___ name is Anna.”

1. Your
2. Her
3. My
4. His

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Correct answer: C. My
Use “My” when talking about yourself.

Which answer is correct?

“Where are you from?”

1. I’m from Thailand.
2. I from Thailand.
3. Thailand I am.
4. I am from Thai.

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Correct answer: A.
Use “I’m from…” to talk about your country or place.

Choose the correct answer: “Do you speak English?”

1. Yes, a little.
2. I speaking English.
3. English yes.
4. I do speak yes.

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Correct answer: A.
“Yes, a little” is a natural conversational response.

Which question asks about a person?

1. Where do you live?
2. When do you work?
3. Who is your teacher?
4. Why are you tired?

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Correct answer: C.
Use “Who” to ask about people.