Question

Make up interrogative sentences (general, special, alternative, and disjunctive questions) using the statements 1. He took girls to the opera and went sightseeing.
2. Dale is showing some of his work in one of the galleries downtown.
3. The exhibition of works by Hans Memling opens next week.
4. Churchill's statue stands outside the parliament building.
5. That seems like a question for our experienced tour guide, Monika Koppel.
6. The Statue of Liberty is a major tourist attraction.
7. Cambridge is always full of tourists in the summer.
8. The car park is underground.
9. She works for a law firm in downtown Miami.
10. All the social workers come in from their comfortable homes in the suburbs.

Answer 1

1. Did he take girls to the opera and go sightseeing? (general question)
2. Where is showing some of his works? (special question)
 3. Does he exhibition of work by Hans Memling opens this or next week? (alternative question)
4. Churchill's statue stands outside the parliament building, doesn't it? (disjunctive question)
5. Does that seem like a question for our experienced tour guide, Monika Koppel? (general question)
6. The Statue of Liberty is a major tourist attraction, isn't it? (disjunctive)
7. Cambridge is always full of tourists or students in the summer? 9alternative)
8. Where is the car park? (special)
9. She works for a law firm in downtown Miami, doesn't she? (disjunctive)
10.Where do all the social workers come in from ? (special)