Question Structure

Go through our extensive course syllabus to see which activities we have available in this course. You can easily access our course group, which acts as a support forum for you on this course.

Review the objectives for this course so you can see what you will achieve by completing all the activities in this course. You can easily download our course objectives summary and tick off the objectives as you progress through the course.

Access our question word review to check you understand when each question word should be used in English. We do not go into detail or "teach" what these question words mean, we recommend completing our "question words" course prior to this. You can download this question words review in PDF format too.

Watch this video to learn which verb is required in a present tense question. We review question structures in both the present simple and present continuous tenses. You can complete our interactive worksheet at the same time as watching this video and check your answers using our answer guide. You can also download the slides used in this grammar video in PDF format with notes lines.

In this second video of the course, you'll go into more detail about the correct structure of questions in English. You can complete our interactive worksheet at the same time as watching the video and you can check your answers with our answer guide. You can also download the slides used in our presentation.

Read through some A1-level questions in English to practise using the correct structure. You will practise your pronunciation in this activity, be able to listen to audios of a native English teacher saying each question out loud and you can even answer these questions to test your speaking and vocabulary skills in English.

Download our question flashcards and order the words correctly in this fun activity. We also provide full answers.

Use our online spin the wheel tool to practise creating your own present tense questions.

To practise constructing sentences in English, send us questions about learning English in our course forum. As well as answers with top tips and advice from native English experts, you'll also get feedback and corrections on your questions.

One of the most difficult things when constructing questions in English is deciding which auxiliary verb to use. This activity tests this skill with gap fill flashcards. You can also find answers and explanations too.

Review everything you have learnt in this course in our one-page summary. You can access this online or dowload it in PDF format.

After completing the course, you can review your achievements and analyse what you have learnt.

Take a look at some of our other published resources online to help you expand your knowledge of English.

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