1. Yes/no questions (closed questions)
1.1 'to be'
•TO BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT
Examples:
Are you okay?
Were you okay?
Is he at the gym?
Was he at the gym?
1.2 'to do' (action verbs)
•AUX + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
Do you like pizza?
Did you like pizza?
Does she speak Russian?
Did she speak Russian?
1.3 Modal verbs
•AUX + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
Can she swim quickly?
Will you be at home tomorrow?
Would you like a bag of chips?
...
2. Question words (open questions)
The only difference is that a QW is added at the beginning of the question.
2.1 • QW + TO BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT
Examples:
Why are you happy?
Where is your brother right now?
How was the exhibition yesterday?
2.2 • QW + AUX/MV + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
When does Sonia teach English?
Why did the chicken cross the road?
What will you do next month?
Who could I call for help?
Espero que haya sido de ayuda! Lo intenté poner lo mas claro posible para no agobiar.
Saludos! :)
1. Yes/no questions (closed questions)
1.1 'to be'
•TO BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT
Examples:
Are you okay?
Were you okay?
Is he at the gym?
Was he at the gym?
1.2 'to do' (action verbs)
•AUX + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
Do you like pizza?
Did you like pizza?
Does she speak Russian?
Did she speak Russian?
1.3 Modal verbs
•AUX + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
Can she swim quickly?
Will you be at home tomorrow?
Would you like a bag of chips?
...
2. Question words (open questions)
The only difference is that a QW is added at the beginning of the question.
2.1 • QW + TO BE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT
Examples:
Why are you happy?
Where is your brother right now?
How was the exhibition yesterday?
2.2 • QW + AUX/MV + S + V (bare infinitive=without 'to') + C
Examples:
When does Sonia teach English?
Why did the chicken cross the road?
What will you do next month?
Who could I call for help?
Espero que haya sido de ayuda! Lo intenté poner lo mas claro posible para no agobiar.
Saludos! :)