# 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.