Topic: Questions

Tips on presenting and practising making questions in English, including wh- questions, yes/ no questions, subject questions and indirect questions/ embedded questions

Teaching tips and classroom activities for wh word + main verb questions, including subject question games.

Embedded questions games and teaching tips

Teaching how to ask, respond to and extend conversations with "How are you?", "How was your weekend?" etc.

Teaching tips and game ideas for short answers like "Yes, I do", "No, he hasn't" and "Yes, there are"

Teaching tips and classroom games/ activities to present and practise Yes/ No questions like "Is this umbrella yours?" and "Did you have a good time?"

What do you do when you find that students are reluctant to ask questions about the class or their homework?

A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer the question "What are you doing?" with "I'm (action)".

A handout on changing Wh-questions with do, does, or did into indirect questions

A teacher handout covering changing Wh-questions with the be verb to indirect questions

A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer "What do you see?" with "I see a (noun)"

A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer "Do you like (noun)?" with either "Yes, I do" or "No, I don't".

A lesson plan to teach young learners how to answer "What colour is it?" with "It's (colour)".

A short lesson plan on teaching students interrogative pronouns

A lesson plan to teach young learners "How are you?" and "I'm (adjective)".