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expression of opening, maintaining, and closing stantement; question words (Wh-Question); intonation

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English lesson 1Versión en línea expression of opening, maintaining, and closing stantement; question words (Wh-Question); intonation por Azzahra Salsabila 1 Rising intonation is commonly used in... a The end of Wh- question b Yes/No question c Statements of fact d Strong opinion 2 “I’ll be back in a minute.” The sentence above uses falling intonation to … a end a Wh-question b make a statement c encourage people d ask a yes/no question 3 Davi: “I heard you were involved in the committee for the academic competency test this year.” Kaniya: “Yes, though it was quite a challenging experience.” Which opening response would be the most appropriate to continue the conversation politely and critically? a “So, do you think the test was a total failure?” b “What aspects did you find most challenging during the process?” c “Everyone said the test was confusing, right?” d “Wasn’t it stressful to deal with so many students?” 4 Choose the sentence in which no auxiliary verb is required because the WH-word acts as the subject. a Who did interrupt the discussion? b Who interrupted the discussion? c Who did you interrupt the discussion with? d Who you interrupted the discussion? 5 “_ student do you think should be selected to represent the school based on academic achievement and attitude?” a What b Who c Which d Whose 6 Which expression is commonly used to open a conversation? a See you later b How are you c It was nice talking to you d Good bye 7 "_ do think about these dresses? _ one is better for me?" a What, Where b What, What c What, Why d What, Which 8 "_ does Ratna acts so weird? _ does she talk to?" a Who, Whom b Why, Whom c Why, Whose d Why, Who 9 "_ ice cream is better? Chocolate or vanilla?" Choose one or more answers a Whose b Who c Which d Where 10 "_ Mother is that? That Alex's Mother, isn't i?" a Who b Whom c Whose d Which

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English lesson 1Versión en línea

por Azzahra Salsabila

Rising intonation is commonly used in...

“I’ll be back in a minute.” The sentence above uses falling intonation to …

Davi: “I heard you were involved in the committee for the academic competency test this year.” Kaniya: “Yes, though it was quite a challenging experience.” Which opening response would be the most appropriate to continue the conversation politely and critically?

Choose the sentence in which no auxiliary verb is required because the WH-word acts as the subject.

“_ student do you think should be selected to represent the school based on academic achievement and attitude?”

Which expression is commonly used to open a conversation?

"_ do think about these dresses? _ one is better for me?"

"_ does Ratna acts so weird? _ does she talk to?"

"_ ice cream is better? Chocolate or vanilla?"

Choose one or more answers

"_ Mother is that? That Alex's Mother, isn't i?"