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Level: A1-B1

Question Word Order — Practice

Questions flip the normal English word order: a helping verb jumps in front of the subject — Are you ready? Do you like coffee? Where do you live? Build all the question patterns with 27 click-to-hear examples and unscramble quizzes.

📝 Sentences unit · lesson 4 of 6 ⏱ about 7 minutes 🔊 every example has audio

Builds on Basic Word Order Next in unit Indirect Questions →

  • Yes / no questions with BE
  • Are you ready? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Is she a teacher? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Was the movie good? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Is the store open? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Are they at home? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Was the test difficult? – Yes / No question with BE
  • Yes / no questions with DO / DOES / DID
  • Do you like coffee? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Does he play soccer? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Did they win the game? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Do we need tickets? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Does she work here? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Did you finish your homework? – Yes / No question with DO
  • Yes / no questions with a modal
  • Can you swim? – Yes / No question with a modal
  • Will she come tomorrow? – Yes / No question with a modal
  • Should we wait? – Yes / No question with a modal
  • May I come in? – Yes / No question with a modal
  • Would you like some tea? – Yes / No question with a modal
  • Wh- questions (question word + helping verb)
  • Where do you live? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • What does she want? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • When did they arrive? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • Why are you laughing? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • Where is the bathroom? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • How much does it cost? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • How do you spell that? – Wh- question with helping verb
  • Who / what as the subject — no DO
  • Who called you? – Who / What as subject, no DO
  • What happened? – Who / What as subject, no DO
  • Who made this cake? – Who / What as subject, no DO