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Auxiliaries
1
Read the following prompts and write full questions using the correct
auxiliary form and
you
.
1
film star/like best?
2
book holidays on the internet?
3
worry about money?
4
interested in conservation?
5
pop artist/not like
6
your best friend look like?
7
like reading gossip or sport in the newspapers?
8
ever talk about politics with your friends?
2
Ask your partner the questions 1-8 from Ex. 1. Make sure he/she
answers using the auxiliary and gives a reason for their answer.
Make notes of their responses.
3
Look at your partner’s answers. Write down each answer below using the
3rd person auxiliary form.
1
_______________________________________________
2
_______________________________________________
3
_______________________________________________
4
_______________________________________________
5
_______________________________________________
6
_______________________________________________
7
_______________________________________________
8
_______________________________________________
4
Return the answers to your partner. Ask them to correct any mistakes.
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Auxiliaries
TEACHER’S NOTES:
Aim:
to provide further practice of auxiliary forms. This worksheet is
designed to be used in conjunction with unit 1.1.
Time:
40 minutes
Materials:
photocopies of the worksheet for each student
1
Students read the question prompts and then expand these to form
full questions. Monitor the activity whilst students complete the
questions. Elicit the questions from the class.
Answers:
1 Which film star do you like best? 2 Do you (ever) book
holidays on the internet? 3 When do you worry about money?/Do you
ever worry about money? 4 Are you interested in conservation?
5 Is there are pop artist you don’t like?/Which pop artist don’t you like?
6 What does your best friend look like? 7 Do you like reading gossip
or sport in the newspapers? 8 Do you ever talk about politics with
your friends?
2
Students ask each other the questions responding with a short
answer form using the auxiliary form of the verb and then give a
reason for each answer. Go around the class to monitor, making
sure that students are taking notes of their partner’s answers.
3
Students get practice of the third person auxiliary by writing down
all their partner’s responses using complete sentences.
4
Students swap their work at the end to correct each others.
Monitor to check that all corrections are correct. Ask any
interesting answers to be read out to the class.
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