Question words / Open questions (Unit 10)

[Torsten]

[Torsten]

[Estela]

Who was the best gold medal winner in Bejing?
What are you reading at this moment?
Which was your favorite movie?
Where are you from?
When was the last time that you felt realy happie?
Why are you tired today?
Whose are these pencils?
How do you learned to cook?

[Torsten]

Dear Estela,

Thanks a lot for your latest post. Here are my suggestions:

[Filcanlas]

Dear Torsten

I can relate on this topic 'question words/open questions (unit 10), for example: Who is your father?, whose pen is this? how do you like this lesson? why do you like this lesson? who is your favorite mentor? etc....

Thank You for reminding me.
fil

[Gourdet B.James]

Hi Mrs Torsten.
how are you today? I hope you are in a good mood too beacause everythings is going on well for you this morning with yours all students.I have or I get some questions for u Sir. Amongs these two verb which one of these two is correct and why? why did Sue say the close question stars with is or are is the close question and when I am able to use it? is ti correct this Question? if a question stars with have and has it is a question close to For example: have you ever flight an air plane? and What question is it? where can I get more information about that? who is country it do that? when you do a question with the verbs can must,to have, to able to all auxillary vebrs without the relatif pronouns it is a close or open question, why ?
and then give me the equivalent of mood please. correct me if I make a mistake

[Juliafekete]

I received lesson 10 and I want to post some questions.
Here they are.

How could you do this to me?
Who is this person on the photo?
Where is the bathroom?
Which is your favorite book?
Why are you so happy?
What had happened during my absence?
Who have won the Formula 1 today?
What you think about the lesson?
Was it easy or not?

I have some questions which I would like to answer them.

I've just read a lesson about indirect questions. I can't figure out when to put the question mark at the end of that kind of questions and when to avoid them.
How can i notice when the intonation is falling and when is it rising?

I want to write two examples from my book.

1) falling intonation:
Is a lovely day, isn't it?

2) rising intonation :
You haven't lost your keys, have you?

It is about which is more important part of the sentence?
Or which is the idea if intonation in the examples?

Julia

[Juliafekete]

Hy!

Why are called the questions open and closed questions?
Closed when you expect a short yes/no answer.
Open are when you would like to receive some explications.

This is what i understood from the lesson. Am I right?

Julia

[Juliafekete]

I completed the test for lesson 10 and I've done well even if i wasn't sure at first about all the answers.

I'm waiting your next lesson.

Julia

[Karima19]

Hi, i'm karima from Algeria.

Thanks so much for this excelent job. i benefited a lot of things from this lessons i'm waiting the new. But i have a question about writing in English. How to write it good? Is it to learn Basic of English? Or another thing...i'm very interesting.

regards
Karima

[Juliafekete]

Hy Karina!

I'm not sure 100% if is it correct........but this is how I would have written your message:

Thank you so much for your excellent job. I've studied a lot of things from these lessons and I'm impatiently waiting the new ones.
I have a question related to the writing skill in English. How could I improve my writing skill? Should I start with Basic English Grammar? I'm very interested in what you propose me.

One more thing......

You say INTERESTING when you talk about things.
Example:
An interesting idea, interesting news etc.

You say INTERESTED when you want to know more about something.
Example:
I'm interested in History.
I'm interested in Classic Musiic.

I hope this helps you.

I also suggest you to start with Basic Grammar and if you have time read a lot of texts. Because if you read you can memorize some syntaxes which will help you to improve your writing skills as well.
Use an automatic spell checker.

Julia

[Englishvi]

I like ice-cream very much.
If we love, we will be married.
Work is more important than fun. Because we earn money by work.
The winter never end.
The internet is for everyone.

[Ririn]

Hi teacher...
Please correct me if I'm wrong
who takes the books?
what do people care about?
which is easier: maths or physics?
where does he go?
when do the trains come?
why do i have to study hard?
whose pen is it?
how does she go to Jakarta?

[Aung Tun Tun Zaw]

Who likes a ice-cream?
What does 'hate' means?
Whose is the computer?
Which is more important; life or money?
Why is a stawberry red?

[Saad71]

thanks a lot for this interesting lesson, realy whene you know how to ask many quetions in english you'll lead all your conversations