Question

Ex. 15. Make general questions: 1. Her aunt is a professor. 2. The dean is busy to-day. 3. Mary is always on time for her classes. 4.Dr. Petrenko will be present at your inauguration lecture. 5. Ivan's first session will be in January.Ex 16. Use the words in brackets and make special questions:1. He is a hard-working student. (What kind of). 2.Boris was one of the editors of the studentspaper. (Who). 3. In January and in June students are awfully busy. (Why). 4. She is a first-yearstudent. (What year). 5. Examinations will be in January and June (When).​

Answer 1

Is her aunt a professor?

Is the dean busy today?

Is Mary always in time for her classes?

Will Dr. Petrenko be present at your inauguration lecture?

Will Ivan's first session be in January?

What kind of student is he?

2. Who was one of the editors of the students

paper?

. 3. Why are students awfully busy in January and June?

. . 4. What year student is she ?

5. When will exams be?

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you transform those sentences into general questions and special questions using the given words in brackets.

Ex. 15 - General Questions:

1. Is her aunt a professor?
2. Is the dean busy today?
3. Is Mary always on time for her classes?
4. Will Dr. Petrenko be present at your inauguration lecture?
5. Will Ivan's first session be in January?

Ex. 16 - Special Questions:

1. What kind of student is he? (He is a hard-working student.)
2. Who was one of the editors of the student's paper? (Boris was.)
3. Why are students awfully busy in January and June? (In January and in June students are awfully busy.)
4. What year student is she? (She is a first-year student.)
5. When will examinations be held? (Examinations will be in January and June.)