B1+ unit 9 Use of English 1/2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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We use ´ask + Wh- word´ for what type of questions?

for questions with what, where, who, when, how, which.....

don´t know

for orders and requests

for questions with a yes / no answer

The tickets are all ______ ____ and I´m a bit nervous.

given away

sold out

put on

run out

A word that means natural sound of the instrument

acoustic

performance

classical

live

We use ´ask + if / whether´ for what type of questions?

for orders and requests

for WH- questions

for yes / no questions

don´t know

"It was difficult to get tickets". Sam said that __________ to get tickets.

Sam said that IT HAD BEEN DIFFICULT to get tickets.

I´m just going to ______ up outside the box office and wait for the tickets.

wait

queue

row

form

We use this structure for what type of questions - verb (e.g. ask/tell) + person/subject + (not) + to infinitive

don´t know

for questions with a WH- word

for questions with orders and requests

for questions with a yes / no answer

"You´re a great singer". Paul told me _________ a great singer.

Paul told me I WAS a great singer.

past simple is reported to.....

past perfect

The opposite of foreground and is played in a dinner party quietly

upsideground

frontground

background

sideground

present continuous is reported to .....

past continuous

Hyde Park, Kew Gardens, Hampton Court and Crystal Palace are all _____ ___ venues for concerts.

open air

outside

exterior

outdoor

might, could, should, ought to, would is reported to ......

the same / no change

present simple is reported to.....

past simple

In the moment at a bar, pub or club

live

die

dead

life

" I might be here for a few more hours". My brother told me that ____________ for a few more hours.

My brother told me that HE MIGHT BE THERE for a few more hours.

Can you _____ _____ a good idea for our show?

start out

think up

build up

bring together

Other reporting verbs that can be used for questions:

persuade, beg, order, remind, warn, advise, invite, suggest, complain, insist