Question

6. Look at the language box and answer the questions below. a) What are the blue words in the statements? b) What are the red words in the statements? c) What are the green words in the statements? d) What is the word order for statements? e) What is the word order for questions? He His brother She This word What is can has means. Is Can Has does Statements a smart boy. play the guitar. been to Talas twice. "stop doing something." Questions he his brother she this word Language box a smart boy? play the guitar? been to Talas? mean?​

Answer 1

a) Blue words in the statements: "He," "His brother," "She," "This word," "What," "Is," "Can," "Has," "Does."

b) Red words in the statements: "Statements," "A smart boy," "Play the guitar," "Been to Talas," "Mean."

c) Green words in the statements: "Is," "Can," "Has," "Does."

d) Word order for statements: Subject - Verb - Object/Complement.

Example: She (subject) is (verb) a smart boy (complement).

e) Word order for questions: Auxiliary Verb - Subject - Main Verb - Object/Complement (if applicable).

Example: Can (auxiliary verb) she (subject) play (main verb) the guitar (object)?

Answer 2

a) Blue words in the statements:

• He
• His brother
• She
• This word
• Is
• Can
• Has
• Does

b) Red words in the statements:

• Statements
• Smart
• Boy
• Play
• The
• Guitar
• Been
• To
• Twice
• Mean
• "Stop doing something."

c) Green words in the statements:

• A
• Been
• Doing
• Something

d) Word order for statements: Subject (blue word) + Verb (red word) + Object (red word)

e) Word order for questions: Question word (blue word) + Auxiliary verb (blue word) + Subject (blue word) + Verb (red word) + Object (red word)?