Exercise: Forming Questions about Clothes

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Exercise: Forming Questions about Clothes

Part 1: Yes/No Questions

Rewrite the sentences below as yes/no questions using "do" or "does".

  1. You need a new shirt.
    • Question: Do you need a new shirt?
  2. She wants a pair of jeans.
    • Question: Does she want a pair of jeans?
  3. They like the red dress.
    • Question: Do they like the red dress?
  4. He has a blue jacket.
    • Question: Does he have a blue jacket?
  5. We need some new shoes.
    • Question: Do we need some new shoes?

Part 2: Information Questions

Rewrite the statements below as information questions using "do" or "does" and the question words (what, which, why, when, where, who).

  1. You need a new shirt.
    • Question: What do you need?
  2. She wants a pair of jeans.
    • Question: What does she want?
  3. They like the red dress.
    • Question: Which dress do they like?
  4. He has a blue jacket.
    • Question: What color jacket does he have?
  5. We need some new shoes.
    • Question: What do we need?

Part 3: Create Your Own Questions

Now, create your own yes/no and information questions about clothes using the verbs need, want, like, and have.

  1. (Yes/No Question)
    • Statement: I need a warm sweater.
    • Question:
    • Why do you want to buy a new jacket?
  2. (Information Question)
    • Statement: She likes the black boots.
    • Question: What color shoes does she like?
  3. (Yes/No Question)
    • Statement: They have a lot of scarves.
    • Question: ____Do they have a lot of scarves_________________________________?
  4. (Information Question)
    • Statement: He wants a new belt.
    • Question: ______What does he want___________________________?

 

Part 1: Yes/No Questions

Rewrite the sentences below as yes/no questions using "do" or "does".

  1. You need a new shirt.
    • Question: Do you need a new shirt?
  2. She wants a pair of jeans.
    • Question: Does she want a pair of jeans?
  3. They like the red dress.
    • Question: Do they like the red dress?
  4. He has a blue jacket.
    • Question: Does he have a blue jacket?
  5. We need some new shoes.
    • Question: Do we need some new shoes?

Part 2: Information Questions

Rewrite the statements below as information questions using "do" or "does" and the question words (what, which, why, when, where, who).

  1. You need a new shirt.
    • Question: What do you need?
  2. She wants a pair of jeans.
    • Question: What does she want?
  3. They like the red dress.
    • Question: Which dress do they like?
  4. He has a blue jacket.
    • Question: What color jacket does he have?
  5. We need some new shoes.
    • Question: What do we need?

Part 3: Create Your Own Questions

Now, create your own yes/no and information questions about clothes using the verbs need, want, like, and have.

  1. (Yes/No Question)
    • Statement: I need a warm sweater.
    • Question: ________Do you need a sweater__________________?
  2. (Yes/No Question)
    • Statement: They have a lot of scarves.
    • Question: ______________Do they have a scarf_____________?

Exercise: Forming Questions with Why, What, Which, and One/Ones

Part 1: Complete the Questions

Complete the questions using "why," "what," "which," "one," or "ones."

  1. ____Why____ do you want to buy a new jacket?
  2. ___What_____ color shoes do you need?
  3. ___Which_____ dress do you like, the red one or the blue one?
  4. ___What_____ do you have in your shopping bag?
  5. _____Which___ do you prefer, the striped shirt or the plain one?
  6. _____Why___ did you choose the black boots?
  7. ___Which_____ jeans are more comfortable, the skinny ones or the regular ones?
  8. ____What____ accessories do you want to wear with your outfit?
  9. ____Which____ of these hats is your favorite?
  10. _____Why__ does he need a new suit?

 

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