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Grade 4 Speaking / Listening - Asking Questions
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Who, why, what and when are all words used when asking questions. We ask questions without giving much thought to how we actually construct a question. In English, there are two main ways of forming a question: either by inverting the subject and the main verb or by the use of an auxiliary verb (a helping verb).
Here are two examples:
Whenever you sneeze, you reach out to grab a tissue. However, tissues were invented for a different reason. Kimberly Clark is the company that invented the Kleenex tissue.
Before tissues, people used handkerchiefs. Men and women would carry a piece of cloth in their pocket or purse. They had these with them at all times in case they needed to wipe their nose and dab their eyes. Then the Kimberly Clark company invented tissues to be used to wipe off make-up. Sometimes, actors and actresses would use cream to wipe off their make-up. However, they needed something to wipe the cream off. That is why this company invented tissues.
Before tissues, people used handkerchiefs. Men and women would carry a piece of cloth in their pocket or purse. They had these with them at all times in case they needed to wipe their nose and dab their eyes. Then the Kimberly Clark company invented tissues to be used to wipe off make-up. Sometimes, actors and actresses would use cream to wipe off their make-up. However, they needed something to wipe the cream off. That is why this company invented tissues.
1 .
Read the above information about tissues.
If someone presented this information to you in a speech, what question could you ask?
If someone presented this information to you in a speech, what question could you ask?
Which handkerchief is the most popular?
Who are some famous actors and actresses?
How did people begin using tissues as they are used today?
How many tissues are in a box?
Since this topic is about the history of tissues, this would be the best question.
2 .
Read the above information about tissues.
If someone presented this information to you in a speech, what question could you ask?
If someone presented this information to you in a speech, what question could you ask?
Who is Kimberly Clark named after?
What was the first tissue made of?
What is the cream that actors and actresses use?
When was Kimberly Clark founded?
This question best applies to the topic.
3 .
Read the above information about tissues.
What company invented the Kleenex tissue?
What company invented the Kleenex tissue?
Actors.
Kimberly Clark.
Tissue.
Kleenex.
Kimberly Clark invented the Kleenex tissue.
4 .
Read the above information about tissues.
For what reason did the company invent tissues?
For what reason did the company invent tissues?
To wipe your nose.
In case you sneeze.
To wipe off make-up.
To dab your eyes.
Kleenex tissues were first invented for actors and actresses to wipe off their make-up.
5 .
Read the above information about tissues.
What did people use before Kleenex tissues?
What did people use before Kleenex tissues?
Handkerchiefs.
Other tissues.
Their sleeves.
Paper towels.
Handkerchiefs were used prior to tissues.
6 .
Read the above information about tissues. The comment below is made by a student.
The tissue actually has 2-3 layers of it.
What comment can you make to link to this comment?
The tissue actually has 2-3 layers of it.
What comment can you make to link to this comment?
I like to watch the ads about tissues.
I thought Japan invented the first tissue.
There are other brands of tissue than Kleenex.
Those layers are called plies.
This comment is about the first comment.
7 .
Read the above information about tissues. The comment below is made by a student.
People liked to use tissues because you could throw them away.
What comment can you make to link to this comment?
People liked to use tissues because you could throw them away.
What comment can you make to link to this comment?
Some tissues have lotion in them.
Tissues can come in different colors.
I don’t like the tissues with lotion in them.
People also like to use tissues as napkins.
This comment relates to the first comment.
8 .
Read the above information about tissues.
What comment can you make to start a discussion about tissues?
What comment can you make to start a discussion about tissues?
There was a time when there was no toilet paper.
I know how to spell the word tissue.
The first tissue was invented in 1924.
We keep our box of tissues on the counter.
This would be a good comment in relation to the presentation.
9 .
Change the sentence below into a question.
Susan has been to France twice.
Susan has been to France twice.
Has Susan been to France twice.
Has Susan been to France twice?
Susan has been to France twice?
Has Susan to France been twice.
The question is formed by simple inversion of 'Susan' and 'has'. DON'T FORGET the question mark!
10 .
Change the sentence below into a question.
He had seen all the films before.
He had seen all the films before.
He had seen all the films before?
Had he seen all the films before.
He seen had all the films before.
Had he seen all the films before?
The question is formed by simple inversion of 'he' and 'had'. DON'T FORGET the question mark!
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