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. 1.…

Давайте разберем каждый тип вопросов на основе предложений:

1. The lecture will be delivered by a visiting professor.

   • a) General: Will the lecture be delivered by a visiting professor?
   • b) Alternative: Will the lecture be delivered by a visiting professor or a local professor?
   • c) Disjunctive: The lecture will be delivered by a visiting professor, won’t it?
   • d) Special: Who will deliver the lecture?
   • e) To the subject: Who will deliver the lecture?

2. This dish must be served hot.

   • a) General: Must this dish be served hot?
   • b) Alternative: Must this dish be served hot or cold?
   • c) Disjunctive: This dish must be served hot, mustn't it?
   • d) Special: How must this dish be served?
   • e) To the subject: What must be served hot?

3. There are no foreign students in this group.

   • a) General: Are there any foreign students in this group?
   • b) Alternative: Are there foreign or local students in this group?
   • c) Disjunctive: There are no foreign students in this group, are there?
   • d) Special: Where are there no foreign students?
   • e) To the subject: Who are there none of in this group?

4. I have little time.

   • a) General: Do you have little time?
   • b) Alternative: Do you have little or much time?
   • c) Disjunctive: You have little time, don’t you?
   • d) Special: How much time do you have?
   • e) To the subject: Who has little time?

5. She is a careless driver.

   • a) General: Is she a careless driver?
   • b) Alternative: Is she a careless or careful driver?
   • c) Disjunctive: She is a careless driver, isn’t she?
   • d) Special: What kind of driver is she?
   • e) To the subject: Who is a careless driver?

6. That man has been to Australia five times.

   • a) General: Has that man been to Australia five times?
   • b) Alternative: Has that man been to Australia five or six times?
   • c) Disjunctive: That man has been to Australia five times, hasn’t he?
   • d) Special: How many times has that man been to Australia?
   • e) To the subject: Who has been to Australia five times?

7. I have been learning English all my life.

   • a) General: Have you been learning English all your life?
   • b) Alternative: Have you been learning English or another language all your life?
   • c) Disjunctive: You have been learning English all your life, haven’t you?
   • d) Special: What have you been learning all your life?
   • e) To the subject: Who has been learning English all their life?

8. You must call your elderly parents every week.

   • a) General: Must you call your elderly parents every week?
   • b) Alternative: Must you call your elderly parents every week or every month?
   • c) Disjunctive: You must call your elderly parents every week, mustn't you?
   • d) Special: How often must you call your elderly parents?
   • e) To the subject: Who must call their elderly parents every week?

9. There are all modern conveniences in the cottage.

   • a) General: Are there all modern conveniences in the cottage?
   • b) Alternative: Are there modern conveniences in the cottage or not?
   • c) Disjunctive: There are all modern conveniences in the cottage, aren’t there?
   • d) Special: What is in the cottage?
   • e) To the subject: What are there in the cottage?

10. She was fixing breakfast at five o'clock yesterday.

• a) General: Was she fixing breakfast at five o'clock yesterday?
• b) Alternative: Was she fixing breakfast or lunch at five o'clock yesterday?
• c) Disjunctive: She was fixing breakfast at five o'clock yesterday, wasn't she?
• d) Special: What was she fixing at five o'clock yesterday?
• e) To the subject: Who was fixing breakfast at five o'clock yesterday?