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1 – ASK

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vocabulario,ask

DESCRIPTION

Mark is asking his teacher a question. “What does this mean, sir?”

He's pointing to something on a sheet of paper that he doesn't understand.

Mark is wearing a cap and a t-shirt with short sleeves.

His teacher is wearing thick horn-rimmed glasses and a dark tie.

His hair is neatly combed down and it has a wide parting.

His eyebrows are raised. Perhaps he's surprised.


EXTENSION

The boy is always asking questions. He's an inquisitive boy.

He asked lots of questions yesterday and he'll be asking lots more tomorrow.


QUESTION AND ANSWER DRILLS (QUADS): QUESTIONS

  1. Who is asking his teacher a question?
  2. Is Mark asking his teacher a question?
  3. Is Mark answering a question from his teacher?
  4. What is Mark pointing to?
  5. What is Mark wearing?
  6. Whose hair has a wide parting?
  7. The teacher's eyebrows are raised, aren't they?
  8. Mark's an inquisitive boy, isn't he?
  9. Did Mark ask lots of questions yesterday?
  10. Will Mark be asking lots of questions tomorrow?


QUESTION AND ANSWER DRILLS (QUADS): QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

  1. Who is asking his teacher a question? Mark.
  2. Is Mark asking his teacher a question? Yes, he is.
  3. Is Mark answering a question from his teacher? Yes, he is.
  4. What is Mark pointing to? Something on a sheet of paper that he doesn't understand.
  5. What is Mark wearing? A cap and a t-shirt with short sleeves.
  6. Whose hair has a wide parting? The teacher's.
  7. The teacher's eyebrows are raised, aren't they? Yes, they are.
  8. Mark's an inquisitive boy, isn't he? Yes, he is.
  9. Did Mark ask lots of questions yesterday? Yes, he did.
  10. Will Mark be asking lots of questions tomorrow? Yes, he will.