Subject and Object Questions

Life long learningDo Take Get

ResearchAn exerciseHomework

A classLessonsNotesA test

An assignment

A report cardA degreeA tutorA failing/

passing grade

Education Vocabulary

• A fast learner

• A strict teacher

People Ways of learning

• Practice makes perfect

• It’s a steep learning curve

• Learn by hard• Learn by doing• Pick (something)

up

Subject and Object Questions• In English we have several types of questions. Today we’re

going to work on 2 types in specific:

Object Questions and Subject questions

Object Questions•  The idea about this type of questions is to find

information about the object, we use the auxiliary verb do/does/did.

What did Christopher Columbus discover?He discovered America.

Where did Mary live?She lived in Argentina.

Object

Object

More examplesWhat do you want to do today?

I want to eat pizza.How much does that book cost?

It costs 50 dollars.When do you go to school?

I go in the mornings.

Subject

Subject

Subject

Subject Questions•  The idea about this type of questions is to find information

about the Subject and we do not use the auxiliary verb do/does/did.

Who Broke the window?Lira broke the window.

Who speaks French?Taynara speaks French.

Subject

Subject

More examplesWhich marker is green?

That one is green.Who told you that?

Andrea told me that.Which cellphone you bought?

The IPhone 6.

Subject

Subject

Subject

Comparison ChartOBJECT QUESTION

What did Christopher Columbus discover?

Where did Mary live?

How much does that book cost?

What do you want to do today?

SUBJECT QUESTION

Who discovered America?

Who lived in Argentina?

Which book costs 50 dollars?

Who wants to eat pizza today?

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