4. Make up questions.

when / Kate / usually get up? - When does Kate usually get up?

1. how / you / to make this cake?

2. why / the children / not to be in bed yet?

3. where / Mr. Brown / to work?

4. how long / this film / to last?

5. when / the manager / to have time for a short rest?

6. what / you / to have got in this parcel?

7. who / the teacher / to want to answer this question’?

8. how many / you / in the family?

9. where / the chemist’s?

10. what / this word / to mean?

11. how often / your children / to go for a walk in this park?

12. why / he / to get so many bad marks?

13. where / your daughter / would like to study?

14. what / his son / to want to be?

15. when / you / to have lunch?

5. Put questions to the prepositional objects.

Little Tommy is afraid of dogs. - What is little Tommy afraid of?

1. Kate usually has dinner with her husband.

2. Tom never thinks of other people.

3. I must apologize to him.

4. Vera is waiting for her friend.

5. Nick likes to listen to loud music.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Foster often go out with their friends.

7. Anna’s daughter dreams of travelling.

8. Robert is interested in history.

9. She never smiles at strangers.

10. I’m looking for my textbook.

11. This book is about wild animals.

12. Rachel writes letters to her friends.

13. This novel is written by a famous writer.

14. I’m looking forward to my birthday.

15. I always thank people for help.

6. Put questions to the words in italics.

1. Mr Smith wants to see you.

2. Food shops in London close early on Saturday.

3. George pays a lot of money for his flat.

4. Mr Bennett gets to work by bus.

5. William wants to take his family to the country this summer.

6. Mary always does her work very well.

7. I need a little sugar to make this cake.

8. This is my friend’s book.

9. The boys often play chess in the evening.

10. Mr. Brown usually has lunch at one.