How to Ask Questions in English: A Fun-to-Use Guide for Smart People Who Speak Other Languages($13.99Value)

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Are you learning English as a second or third language? Do you have trouble asking proper questions in English? You are not alone! Forming proper English questions can be difficult and confusing. That's why I have divided the process into ten easy-to-understand chapters with lots of examples and lots of exercises to help you practice and learn. You can use this book to teach yourself at home--even if you don't have time to take an English class. Each chapter begins with several sample questions. Next, you'll read a section called "Things to Remember," which will teach you how to form similar questions all by yourself--while avoiding common mistakes. Next, you'll find practice questions that follow the same rules and patterns that you've already studied. You can say these questions out loud and hear yourself asking perfect English questions. Finally, you'll find written exercises which will help you review and remember what you've learned in that chapter. (The answers are nearby so you can check your progress.) Would you like to see what you will learn in each chapter? Read below, and don't worry if you don't understand some of the words about tense or grammar. That's why you will buy the book!--to learn, learn, learn--one step at a time! Chapter One--Asking simple questions in the present, past, and future tenses using forms of the verb BE. Chapter Two--Asking questions using DO, DOES, and DID. Chapter Three--Asking questions in the future tense using WILL and SHALL. Chapter Four--Asking questions about the future using forms of BE + GOING TO. Chapter Five--Asking questions in the present perfect tense using HAVE or HAS. Chapter Six--Asking questions using MAY, CAN, WOULD, COULD, SHOULD, and SHOULDN'T. "Almost Chapter Seven"--How to find the subject and direct object of a question. Chapter Seven--Ask questions using WHO and WHICH. Chapter Eight--Ask questions that begin with CAN YOU TELL ME, DO YOU KNOW, DO YOU REMEMBER, or DO YOU THINK THAT . . . . Chapter Nine--Form negative questions using N'T and WON'T. Chapter Ten--Practice what you've learned (Additional written exercises). WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK: I have taught English classes for adults just like you for eight years! I noticed that students have more problems with verbs and questions than with any other English topic. I said to myself, "I am going to write a book that clearly explains how to form questions. I am going to divide that confusing subject into many easy-to-understand lessons!" And that's what I have done. If you want to really improve your English and learn to ask questions that sound good to a native listener, THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU! Right now, push the "Look Inside" button at the top left corner of your screen. You'll be able to read a few pages and see exactly how the book works. You'll also see from the colorful shapes and the little images that the book is interesting and fun to read! Push the "Look Inside" button now. Then order your copy--and maybe a copy for a friend. (You will want to write in your book, so it will be best if your friend has a separate copy.) Now please go ahead and look inside!