Question Formation and Types

This video tutorial by Andrew from Crown Academy of English covers the topic of questions in English. It begins with an introduction to statements and questions, highlighting the differences in punctuation. The tutorial then explains how to form questions using auxiliary verbs and provides examples. It also discusses various types of questions, including closed questions, question word questions, choice questions, and tag questions. The video concludes with recommendations for further learning.

What is the main difference between a statement and a question?

• A statement provides information, while a question seeks information.

• A statement asks for information, while a question provides information.

• Both a statement and a question ask for information.

• Both a statement and a question provide information.

What punctuation mark is used at the end of a statement?

• Question mark

• Exclamation mark

• Full stop

• Comma

Which of the following is the correct order for forming a question?

• Main verb, auxiliary verb, subject

• Subject, main verb, auxiliary verb

• Auxiliary verb, subject, main verb

• Subject, auxiliary verb, main verb

In which tense is the auxiliary verb 'have' used in a question?

• Past simple

• Future simple

• Present continuous

• Present perfect

What is a closed question also known as?

• Tag question

• Open question

• Choice question

• Yes/No question

Which question word would you use to ask about a location?

• How

• Where

• Why

• When

What type of information does the question word 'how' seek?

• Time

• Reason

• Manner or method

• Location

In a choice question, what word is typically used to separate the options?

• Or

• So

• And

• But

What is a tag question?

• A question that provides multiple choices

• A question that asks for detailed information

• A question that expects a yes or no answer

• A statement followed by a short question