Making questions

There are many options for making questions. Below you'll find the steps to take.

 

1. To be If your question can start with 'am/is/are', then do so. If not, go to step 2. Am I a girl? Are you my friend?
2. can/could If your question can start with 'can/could', then do so. If not, go to step 3. Can I use your phone? Could you tell me what this is?
3. WH-words + how If your question can start with "who, when, what, why, which, where, how", then do so. If not, go to step 4. What's the shortest way to school? Who are you? How was your day?
4. do/does If non of the options above are possible for your question. Then use do/does to start your question with. Do you like him? Does she visit her grandma often?


Note well:
Could = kunnen (dan is het heel netjes, tegen een meneer of mevrouw)
Could = kon/konden (dan is het verleden tijd, hoeft dus niet netjes te zijn)

Does he read a lot? Yes, he reads a lot.
DO NOT add an 's' after the verb, if you use 'does'. It would be double.
So "Does he reads a lot?" is wrong.

Now do exercise 15, 16, 18, 19, 20 and 21 in your workbook.