Students often have difficulty forming questions. They leave out the helping verb or put the words in mixed up order. This is a chart to illustrate the correct formation of questions. It can be used as a sample to follow so that students can then create their own questions. 



Another question formation chart (for subject questions)  found here: 



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Students often have difficulty forming questions. They leave out the helping verb or put the words in mixed up order. This is a chart to illustrate the correct formation of questions. It can be used as a sample to follow so that students can then create their own questions. 



Another question formation chart (for subject questions)  found here: 



https://en.islcollective.com/resources/printables/worksheets_doc_docx/questions_used_as_subjects/questions--subject/73843

Forming Questions Classroom Poster

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Let's do English ESL grammar guide. Students often have difficulty forming questions. They leave out the helping verb or put the words in mixed up order. This i…