Make up all possible types of questions on the basis of the given sentences: a) general, b) alternative, c) disjunctive, d) special questions and e) questions to the subject. 2. The children are swimming in the river. 2. The work can be done in two weeks. 3. You have to write letters. 4. There will be a new service - station here. 5. They lay in the sun for half an hour. 6. I have some pets at home. 7. She did the work nicely last week. 8. You'll get a nice present for your birthday. 9. He is driving a new Ford today. 10. The telegram was brought, by a stranger.

Here are possible types of questions based on each given sentence: ### Sentence 1: The children are swimming in the river. a) **General Question:** Are the children swimming in the river? b) **Alternative Question:** Are the children swimming in the river or playing on the shore? c) **Disjunctive Question:** The children are swimming in the river, aren't they? d) **Special Question:** Where are the children swimming? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who is swimming in the river? ### Sentence 2: The work can be done in two weeks. a) **General Question:** Can the work be done in two weeks? b) **Alternative Question:** Can the work be done in two weeks or three weeks? c) **Disjunctive Question:** The work can be done in two weeks, can't it? d) **Special Question:** In how many weeks can the work be done? e) **Question to the Subject:** What can be done in two weeks? ### Sentence 3: You have to write letters. a) **General Question:** Do you have to write letters? b) **Alternative Question:** Do you have to write letters or emails? c) **Disjunctive Question:** You have to write letters, don’t you? d) **Special Question:** What do you have to write? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who has to write letters? ### Sentence 4: There will be a new service station here. a) **General Question:** Will there be a new service station here? b) **Alternative Question:** Will there be a new service station here or a new convenience store? c) **Disjunctive Question:** There will be a new service station here, won’t there? d) **Special Question:** What will be here? e) **Question to the Subject:** What will there be here? ### Sentence 5: They lay in the sun for half an hour. a) **General Question:** Did they lay in the sun for half an hour? b) **Alternative Question:** Did they lay in the sun for half an hour or go inside? c) **Disjunctive Question:** They lay in the sun for half an hour, didn’t they? d) **Special Question:** How long did they lay in the sun? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who lay in the sun for half an hour? ### Sentence 6: I have some pets at home. a) **General Question:** Do you have some pets at home? b) **Alternative Question:** Do you have some pets at home or just plants? c) **Disjunctive Question:** You have some pets at home, don’t you? d) **Special Question:** What do you have at home? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who has some pets at home? ### Sentence 7: She did the work nicely last week. a) **General Question:** Did she do the work nicely last week? b) **Alternative Question:** Did she do the work nicely last week or poorly? c) **Disjunctive Question:** She did the work nicely last week, didn’t she? d) **Special Question:** How did she do the work last week? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who did the work nicely last week? ### Sentence 8: You'll get a nice present for your birthday. a) **General Question:** Will you get a nice present for your birthday? b) **Alternative Question:** Will you get a nice present for your birthday or just a card? c) **Disjunctive Question:** You’ll get a nice present for your birthday, won’t you? d) **Special Question:** What will you get for your birthday? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who will get a nice present for their birthday? ### Sentence 9: He is driving a new Ford today. a) **General Question:** Is he driving a new Ford today? b) **Alternative Question:** Is he driving a new Ford today or a used Toyota? c) **Disjunctive Question:** He is driving a new Ford today, isn’t he? d) **Special Question:** What is he driving today? e) **Question to the Subject:** Who is driving a new Ford today? ### Sentence 10: The telegram was brought by a stranger. a) **General Question:** Was the telegram brought by a stranger? b) **Alternative Question:** Was the telegram brought by a stranger or a friend? c) **Disjunctive Question:** The telegram was brought by a stranger, wasn’t it? d) **Special Question:** Who brought the telegram? e) **Question to the Subject:** What was brought by a stranger?