Friends and social life

WHAT WHAT
Q1: What do you usually talk about with your friends? Q1: What do you usually talk about with your friends?
A1: I usually talk about movies and daily life. A1: I usually talk about movies and daily life.
Q2: What makes a good friendship for you? Q2: What makes a good friendship for you?
A2: Trust and honesty make a good friendship for me. A2: Trust and honesty make a good friendship for me.
Q3: What do your friends like about you? Q3: What do your friends like about you?
A3: My friends like my friendly nature. A3: My friends like my friendly nature.
Q: What are you talking about? Q: What are you talking about?
A: We are talking about our college. A: We are talking about our college.
Q: What have you planned for this weekend? Q: What have you planned for this weekend?
A: We have planned a picnic. A: We have planned a picnic.
Q: What did you discuss with your friends? Q: What did you discuss with your friends?
A: We discussed our future plans. A: We discussed our future plans.
Q: What will you do with your friends tomorrow? Q: What will you do with your friends tomorrow?
A: We will play cricket. A: We will play cricket.
WHERE WHERE
Q4: Where do you usually meet your friends? Q4: Where do you usually meet your friends?
A4: I usually meet my friends at a cafe. A4: I usually meet my friends at a cafe.
Q5: Where did you meet your best friend? Q5: Where did you meet your best friend?
A5: I met my best friend at college. A5: I met my best friend at college.
Q6: Where do your friends spend time together? Q6: Where do your friends spend time together?
A6: They spend time together at each other’s homes. A6: They spend time together at each other’s homes.
Q: Where are your friends waiting? Q: Where are your friends waiting?
A: They are waiting outside the café. A: They are waiting outside the café.
Q: Where have you met your new friend? Q: Where have you met your new friend?
A: I have met him at college. A: I have met him at college.
Q: Where did you spend the evening? Q: Where did you spend the evening?
A: I spent the evening at my friend’s house. A: I spent the evening at my friend’s house.
Q: Where will you meet your classmates? Q: Where will you meet your classmates?
A: We will meet at the coffee shop. A: We will meet at the coffee shop.
WHEN WHEN
Q7: When do you usually call your friends? Q7: When do you usually call your friends?
A7: I usually call my friends in the evening. A7: I usually call my friends in the evening.
Q8: When was the last time you met your friends? Q8: When was the last time you met your friends?
A8: I met my friends last weekend. A8: I met my friends last weekend.
Q9: When do your friends support you the most? Q9: When do your friends support you the most?
A9: They support me when I feel low. A9: They support me when I feel low.
Q: When are you meeting your friends? Q: When are you meeting your friends?
A: I am meeting them this evening. A: I am meeting them this evening.
Q: When have you invited your friends? Q: When have you invited your friends?
A: I have invited them for Sunday. A: I have invited them for Sunday.
Q: When did you last see your best friend? Q: When did you last see your best friend?
A: I saw him yesterday. A: I saw him yesterday.
Q: When will you call your friend? Q: When will you call your friend?
A: I will call him after dinner. A: I will call him after dinner.
WHY WHY
Q10: Why do you trust your friends? Q10: Why do you trust your friends?
A10: I trust them because they are honest. A10: I trust them because they are honest.
Q11: Why do friends matter in life? Q11: Why do friends matter in life?
A11: Friends matter because they give support. A11: Friends matter because they give support.
Q12: Why do you enjoy time with friends? Q12: Why do you enjoy time with friends?
A12: I enjoy it because it feels relaxing. A12: I enjoy it because it feels relaxing.
Q: Why are you smiling? Q: Why are you smiling?
A: I am smiling because my friend is here. A: I am smiling because my friend is here.
Q: Why have you thanked your friend? Q: Why have you thanked your friend?
A: I have thanked him for his help. A: I have thanked him for his help.
Q: Why did you visit your friend? Q: Why did you visit your friend?
A: I visited him because he was sick. A: I visited him because he was sick.
Q: Why will you attend the party? Q: Why will you attend the party?
A: I will attend it to meet my friends. A: I will attend it to meet my friends.
WHO WHO
Q13: Who is your closest friend? Q13: Who is your closest friend?
A13: My cousin is my closest friend. A13: My cousin is my closest friend.
Q14: Who do you share your problems with? Q14: Who do you share your problems with?
A14: I share my problems with my best friend. A14: I share my problems with my best friend.
Q15: Who helps you stay positive? Q15: Who helps you stay positive?
A15: My friends help me stay positive. A15: My friends help me stay positive.
Q: Who is sitting with you? Q: Who is sitting with you?
A: My best friend is sitting with me. A: My best friend is sitting with me.
Q: Who has invited you to the party? Q: Who has invited you to the party?
A: My classmate has invited me. A: My classmate has invited me.
Q: Who called you last night? Q: Who called you last night?
A: My cousin called me. A: My cousin called me.
Q: Who will join you for lunch? Q: Who will join you for lunch?
A: My friends will join me. A: My friends will join me.
WHICH WHICH
Q16: Which friend do you talk to daily? Q16: Which friend do you talk to daily?
A16: I talk to my school friend daily. A16: I talk to my school friend daily.
Q17: Which place do you prefer for meeting friends? Q17: Which place do you prefer for meeting friends?
A17: I prefer a quiet place for meeting friends. A17: I prefer a quiet place for meeting friends.
Q18: Which quality do you like in friends? Q18: Which quality do you like in friends?
A18: I like honesty in friends. A18: I like honesty in friends.
Q: Which friend are you waiting for? Q: Which friend are you waiting for?
A: I am waiting for Rahul. A: I am waiting for Rahul.
Q: Which photo have you shared? Q: Which photo have you shared?
A: I have shared our group photo. A: I have shared our group photo.
Q: Which game did you play with your friends? Q: Which game did you play with your friends?
A: We played badminton. A: We played badminton.
Q: Which restaurant will you visit with your friends? Q: Which restaurant will you visit with your friends?
A: We will visit the new restaurant. A: We will visit the new restaurant.
HOW HOW
Q19: How do you stay in touch with friends? Q19: How do you stay in touch with friends?
A19: I stay in touch through phone calls. A19: I stay in touch through phone calls.
Q20: How do friends help you in tough times? Q20: How do friends help you in tough times?
A20: They help me by giving good advice. A20: They help me by giving good advice.
Q21: How does friendship change your life? Q21: How does friendship change your life?
A21: Friendship makes my life happier. A21: Friendship makes my life happier.
Q: How are you spending your evening? Q: How are you spending your evening?
A: I am spending it with my friends. A: I am spending it with my friends.
Q: How have you made so many friends? Q: How have you made so many friends?
A: I have made them by being friendly. A: I have made them by being friendly.
Q: How did you become friends? Q: How did you become friends?
A: We became friends at college. A: We became friends at college.
Q: How will you celebrate your friend’s birthday? Q: How will you celebrate your friend’s birthday?
A: We will celebrate it together. A: We will celebrate it together.
DO DO
Q1: Do you meet your friends every week? Q1: Do you meet your friends every week?
A1: Yes, I meet my friends every week. A1: Yes, I meet my friends every week.
Q2: Do your friends support you always? Q2: Do your friends support you always?
A2: Yes, they support me always. A2: Yes, they support me always.
Q3: Do you enjoy time with friends? Q3: Do you enjoy time with friends?
A3: Yes, I enjoy time with friends. A3: Yes, I enjoy time with friends.
DOES DOES
Q4: Does your best friend call you daily? Q4: Does your best friend call you daily?
A4: Yes, my best friend calls me daily. A4: Yes, my best friend calls me daily.
Q5: Does he trust his friends? Q5: Does he trust his friends?
A5: Yes, he trusts his friends. A5: Yes, he trusts his friends.
Q6: Does she enjoy group meetings? Q6: Does she enjoy group meetings?
A6: Yes, she enjoys group meetings. A6: Yes, she enjoys group meetings.
DID DID
Q7: Did you meet your friends yesterday? Q7: Did you meet your friends yesterday?
A7: Yes, I met my friends yesterday. A7: Yes, I met my friends yesterday.
Q8: Did your friends help you before? Q8: Did your friends help you before?
A8: Yes, they helped me before. A8: Yes, they helped me before.
Q9: Did he join his friends last night? Q9: Did he join his friends last night?
A9: Yes, he joined his friends last night. A9: Yes, he joined his friends last night.
IS IS
Q10: Is your friend close to you? Q10: Is your friend close to you?
A10: Yes, my friend is close to me. A10: Yes, my friend is close to me.
Q11: Is this group friendly? Q11: Is this group friendly?
A11: Yes, this group is friendly. A11: Yes, this group is friendly.
Q12: Is he loyal to his friends? Q12: Is he loyal to his friends?
A12: Yes, he is loyal to his friends. A12: Yes, he is loyal to his friends.
ARE ARE
Q13: Are your friends honest with you? Q13: Are your friends honest with you?
A13: Yes, my friends are honest with me. A13: Yes, my friends are honest with me.
Q14: Are you close to your classmates? Q14: Are you close to your classmates?
A14: Yes, I am close to my classmates. A14: Yes, I am close to my classmates.
Q15: Are they part of your social circle? Q15: Are they part of your social circle?
A15: Yes, they are part of my social circle. A15: Yes, they are part of my social circle.
WAS WAS
Q16: Was your friend with you yesterday? Q16: Was your friend with you yesterday?
A16: Yes, my friend was with me yesterday. A16: Yes, my friend was with me yesterday.
Q17: Was the party enjoyable for friends? Q17: Was the party enjoyable for friends?
A17: Yes, the party was enjoyable. A17: Yes, the party was enjoyable.
Q18: Was he active in his friend group? Q18: Was he active in his friend group?
A18: Yes, he was active in his group. A18: Yes, he was active in his group.
AM AM
Q19: Am I important to my friends? Q19: Am I important to my friends?
A19: Yes, you are important to your friends. A19: Yes, you are important to your friends.
Q20: Am I part of your friend circle? Q20: Am I part of your friend circle?
A20: Yes, you are part of my friend circle. A20: Yes, you are part of my friend circle.
Q21: Am I welcome in your group? Q21: Am I welcome in your group?
A21: Yes, you are welcome in my group. A21: Yes, you are welcome in my group.
WERE WERE
Q22: Were your friends at the event? Q22: Were your friends at the event?
A22: Yes, my friends were at the event. A22: Yes, my friends were at the event.
Q23: Were you close friends before? Q23: Were you close friends before?
A23: Yes, we were close friends before. A23: Yes, we were close friends before.
Q24: Were they happy with their group? Q24: Were they happy with their group?
A24: Yes, they were happy with their group. A24: Yes, they were happy with their group.
WILL WILL
Q25: Will you meet your friends tomorrow? Q25: Will you meet your friends tomorrow?
A25: Yes, I will meet my friends tomorrow. A25: Yes, I will meet my friends tomorrow.
Q26: Will your friends join the plan? Q26: Will your friends join the plan?
A26: Yes, my friends will join the plan. A26: Yes, my friends will join the plan.
Q27: Will he support his friends? Q27: Will he support his friends?
A27: Yes, he will support his friends. A27: Yes, he will support his friends.
WOULD WOULD
Q: Would you help your friends anytime? Q: Would you help your friends anytime?
A: Yes, I would help my friends anytime. A: Yes, I would help my friends anytime.
Q29: Would they accept new friends? Q29: Would they accept new friends?
A29: Yes, they would accept new friends. A29: Yes, they would accept new friends.
Q30: Would he trust his group? Q30: Would he trust his group?
A30: Yes, he would trust his group. A30: Yes, he would trust his group.
SHALL SHALL
Q31: Shall we meet our friends today? Q31: Shall we meet our friends today?
A31: Yes, we shall meet our friends today. A31: Yes, we shall meet our friends today.
Q32: Shall I call my friends now? Q32: Shall I call my friends now?
A32: Yes, you shall call them now. A32: Yes, you shall call them now.
Q33: Shall we plan a friends gathering? Q33: Shall we plan a friends gathering?
A33: Yes, we shall plan it together. A33: Yes, we shall plan it together.
SHOULD SHOULD
Q34: Should I trust my friends? Q34: Should I trust my friends?
A34: Yes, you should trust your friends. A34: Yes, you should trust your friends.
Q35: Should friends support each other? Q35: Should friends support each other?
A35: Yes, friends should support each other. A35: Yes, friends should support each other.
Q36: Should we spend time with friends? Q36: Should we spend time with friends?
A36: Yes, we should spend time with friends. A36: Yes, we should spend time with friends.
CAN CAN
Q1: Can you trust your friends easily? Q1: Can you trust your friends easily?
A1: Yes, I can trust my friends easily. A1: Yes, I can trust my friends easily.
Q2: Can your friends keep secrets? Q2: Can your friends keep secrets?
A2: Yes, they can keep secrets. A2: Yes, they can keep secrets.
Q3: Can we meet our friends today? Q3: Can we meet our friends today?
A3: Yes, we can meet them today. A3: Yes, we can meet them today.
COULD COULD
Q4: Could you spend more time with friends? Q4: Could you spend more time with friends?
A4: Yes, I could spend more time with them. A4: Yes, I could spend more time with them.
Q5: Could your friends help you before? Q5: Could your friends help you before?
A5: Yes, they could help me before. A5: Yes, they could help me before.
Q6: Could he join his friends yesterday? Q6: Could he join his friends yesterday?
A6: Yes, he could join them yesterday. A6: Yes, he could join them yesterday.
MAY MAY
Q7: May I invite my friends tonight? Q7: May I invite my friends tonight?
A7: Yes, you may invite your friends. A7: Yes, you may invite your friends.
Q8: May your friends join us later? Q8: May your friends join us later?
A8: Yes, they may join us later. A8: Yes, they may join us later.
Q9: May he come with his friends? Q9: May he come with his friends?
A9: Yes, he may come with them. A9: Yes, he may come with them.
MIGHT MIGHT
Q10: Might you meet your friends this evening? Q10: Might you meet your friends this evening?
A10: Yes, I might meet them this evening. A10: Yes, I might meet them this evening.
Q11: Might your friends feel happy about this plan? Q11: Might your friends feel happy about this plan?
A11: Yes, they might feel happy. A11: Yes, they might feel happy.
Q12: Might he call his friends later? Q12: Might he call his friends later?
A12: Yes, he might call them later. A12: Yes, he might call them later.
OR OR
Q13: Do you prefer meeting friends at home or outside? Q13: Do you prefer meeting friends at home or outside?
A13: I prefer meeting friends outside. A13: I prefer meeting friends outside.
Q14: Will your friends come today or tomorrow? Q14: Will your friends come today or tomorrow?
A14: They will come tomorrow. A14: They will come tomorrow.
Q15: Do you talk to friends by phone or message? Q15: Do you talk to friends by phone or message?
A15: I talk to friends by phone. A15: I talk to friends by phone.
HAVE HAVE
Q16: Have you met your friends recently? Q16: Have you met your friends recently?
A16: Yes, I have met them recently. A16: Yes, I have met them recently.
Q17: Have your friends supported you before? Q17: Have your friends supported you before?
A17: Yes, they have supported me before. A17: Yes, they have supported me before.
Q18: Have we planned a friends meeting? Q18: Have we planned a friends meeting?
A18: Yes, we have planned it. A18: Yes, we have planned it.
HAS HAS
Q19: Has your friend called you today? Q19: Has your friend called you today?
A19: Yes, my friend has called me today. A19: Yes, my friend has called me today.
Q20: Has he made many friends here? Q20: Has he made many friends here?
A20: Yes, he has made many friends here. A20: Yes, he has made many friends here.
Q21: Has she shared her feelings with friends? Q21: Has she shared her feelings with friends?
A21: Yes, she has shared them. A21: Yes, she has shared them.
HAD HAD
Q22: Had you trusted your friends earlier? Q22: Had you trusted your friends earlier?
A22: Yes, I had trusted them earlier. A22: Yes, I had trusted them earlier.
Q23: Had your friends helped you before college? Q23: Had your friends helped you before college?
A23: Yes, they had helped me before college. A23: Yes, they had helped me before college.
Q24: Had he met his friends already? Q24: Had he met his friends already?
A24: Yes, he had met them already. A24: Yes, he had met them already.
HOW LONG HOW LONG
Q25: How long have you known your friends? Q25: How long have you known your friends?
A25: I have known my friends for many years. A25: I have known my friends for many years.
Q26: How long do you spend with friends daily? Q26: How long do you spend with friends daily?
A26: I spend one hour with friends daily. A26: I spend one hour with friends daily.
Q27: How long has he stayed with his friend group? Q27: How long has he stayed with his friend group?
A27: He has stayed with them for years. A27: He has stayed with them for years.
HOW MANY HOW MANY
Q28: How many friends do you have? Q28: How many friends do you have?
A28: I have many friends. A28: I have many friends.
Q29: How many close friends support you? Q29: How many close friends support you?
A29: Two close friends support me. A29: Two close friends support me.
Q30: How many friends joined the meeting? Q30: How many friends joined the meeting?
A30: Five friends joined the meeting. A30: Five friends joined the meeting.
HOW OFTEN HOW OFTEN
Q1: How often do you meet your friends? Q1: How often do you meet your friends?
A1: I meet my friends every weekend. A1: I meet my friends every weekend.
Q2: How often do your friends call you? Q2: How often do your friends call you?
A2: They call me twice a week. A2: They call me twice a week.
Q3: How often do you go out with friends? Q3: How often do you go out with friends?
A3: I go out with friends once a month. A3: I go out with friends once a month.
HOW EARLY HOW EARLY
Q4: How early do you meet your friends? Q4: How early do you meet your friends?
A4: I meet my friends early in the morning. A4: I meet my friends early in the morning.
Q5: How early did your friends arrive? Q5: How early did your friends arrive?
A5: They arrived very early. A5: They arrived very early.
Q6: How early can we meet our friends? Q6: How early can we meet our friends?
A6: We can meet them at six. A6: We can meet them at six.
HOW LONG HOW LONG
Q7: How long have you been friends with him? Q7: How long have you been friends with him?
A7: I have been friends with him for years. A7: I have been friends with him for years.
Q8: How long do you stay with friends? Q8: How long do you stay with friends?
A8: I stay with friends for two hours. A8: I stay with friends for two hours.
Q9: How long did the friends meeting last? Q9: How long did the friends meeting last?
A9: The meeting lasted one hour. A9: The meeting lasted one hour.
HOW FAR HOW FAR
Q10: How far do your friends live from you? Q10: How far do your friends live from you?
A10: They live five kilometers away. A10: They live five kilometers away.
Q11: How far is your friend’s house? Q11: How far is your friend’s house?
A11: His house is very near. A11: His house is very near.
Q12: How far did you travel with friends? Q12: How far did you travel with friends?
A12: We traveled a long distance. A12: We traveled a long distance.
HOW OLD HOW OLD
Q13: How old is your best friend? Q13: How old is your best friend?
A13: My best friend is twenty-five years old. A13: My best friend is twenty-five years old.
Q14: How old were you when you met him? Q14: How old were you when you met him?
A14: I was sixteen years old. A14: I was sixteen years old.
Q15: How old are most of your friends? Q15: How old are most of your friends?
A15: Most of my friends are in their twenties. A15: Most of my friends are in their twenties.
RIGHT? RIGHT?
Q16: You enjoy time with friends, right? Q16: You enjoy time with friends, right?
A16: Yes, I enjoy time with friends. A16: Yes, I enjoy time with friends.
Q17: Your friends support you, right? Q17: Your friends support you, right?
A17: Yes, they support me. A17: Yes, they support me.
Q18: You met your friends yesterday, right? Q18: You met your friends yesterday, right?
A18: Yes, I met them yesterday. A18: Yes, I met them yesterday.
ISN’T IT? ISN’T IT?
Q19: Friendship makes life better, isn’t it? Q19: Friendship makes life better, isn’t it?
A19: Yes, it makes life better. A19: Yes, it makes life better.
Q20: Your friend is helpful, isn’t it? Q20: Your friend is helpful, isn’t it?
A20: Yes, he is very helpful. A20: Yes, he is very helpful.
Q21: Meeting friends feels relaxing, isn’t it? Q21: Meeting friends feels relaxing, isn’t it?
A21: Yes, it feels relaxing. A21: Yes, it feels relaxing.
AREN’T YOU? AREN’T YOU?
Q22: You are close to your friends, aren’t you? Q22: You are close to your friends, aren’t you?
A22: Yes, I am close to them. A22: Yes, I am close to them.
Q23: You enjoy group talks, aren’t you? Q23: You enjoy group talks, aren’t you?
A23: Yes, I enjoy group talks. A23: Yes, I enjoy group talks.
Q24: You trust your friends, aren’t you? Q24: You trust your friends, aren’t you?
A24: Yes, I trust my friends. A24: Yes, I trust my friends.
DIDN’T YOU? DIDN’T YOU?
Q25: You called your friend yesterday, didn’t you? Q25: You called your friend yesterday, didn’t you?
A25: Yes, I called my friend yesterday. A25: Yes, I called my friend yesterday.
Q26: You enjoyed the party with friends, didn’t you? Q26: You enjoyed the party with friends, didn’t you?
A26: Yes, I enjoyed the party. A26: Yes, I enjoyed the party.
Q27: You met new friends there, didn’t you? Q27: You met new friends there, didn’t you?
A27: Yes, I met new friends there. A27: Yes, I met new friends there.
Whose Whose
Q: Whose phone is ringing? Q: Whose phone is ringing?
A: It is my friend’s phone. A: It is my friend’s phone.
Q: Whose birthday are we celebrating today? Q: Whose birthday are we celebrating today?
A: We are celebrating Ravi’s birthday. A: We are celebrating Ravi’s birthday.
Q: Whose idea was this picnic? Q: Whose idea was this picnic?
A: It was Neha’s idea. A: It was Neha’s idea.
Whom Whom
Q: Whom did you invite to the party? Q: Whom did you invite to the party?
A: I invited my classmates. A: I invited my classmates.
Q: Whom do you trust the most? Q: Whom do you trust the most?
A: I trust my best friend. A: I trust my best friend.
Q: Whom are you meeting this evening? Q: Whom are you meeting this evening?
A: I am meeting my cousin. A: I am meeting my cousin.
What kind of What kind of
Q: What kind of friends do you like? Q: What kind of friends do you like?
A: I like honest friends. A: I like honest friends.
Q: What kind of movies do you watch with friends? Q: What kind of movies do you watch with friends?
A: We watch comedy movies. A: We watch comedy movies.
Q: What kind of conversations do you enjoy? Q: What kind of conversations do you enjoy?
A: I enjoy meaningful conversations. A: I enjoy meaningful conversations.
What type of What type of
Q: What type of music does your friend like? Q: What type of music does your friend like?
A: He likes pop music. A: He likes pop music.
Q: What type of games do you play together? Q: What type of games do you play together?
A: We play board games. A: We play board games.
Q: What type of person is your best friend? Q: What type of person is your best friend?
A: She is a kind person. A: She is a kind person.
What time What time
Q: What time does your friend usually call you? Q: What time does your friend usually call you?
A: He usually calls me at 7:00 p.m. A: He usually calls me at 7:00 p.m.
Q: What time will you meet your classmates? Q: What time will you meet your classmates?
A: I will meet them at 5:30 p.m. A: I will meet them at 5:30 p.m.
Q: What time did the party end? Q: What time did the party end?
A: It ended at 9:00 p.m. A: It ended at 9:00 p.m.
What day What day
Q: What day do you visit your grandparents? Q: What day do you visit your grandparents?
A: I visit them on Sunday. A: I visit them on Sunday.
Q: What day is your friend’s birthday party? Q: What day is your friend’s birthday party?
A: It is on Saturday. A: It is on Saturday.
Q: What day do your friends play together? Q: What day do your friends play together?
A: They play together on Friday. A: They play together on Friday.
How much How much
Q: How much time do you spend with your friends? Q: How much time do you spend with your friends?
A: I spend two hours with them. A: I spend two hours with them.
Q: How much money did you collect for the gift? Q: How much money did you collect for the gift?
A: We collected one thousand rupees. A: We collected one thousand rupees.
Q: How much coffee do you drink with your friends? Q: How much coffee do you drink with your friends?
A: I drink one cup of coffee. A: I drink one cup of coffee.
How soon How soon
Q: How soon will your friend arrive? Q: How soon will your friend arrive?
A: He will arrive in ten minutes. A: He will arrive in ten minutes.
Q: How soon can we meet again? Q: How soon can we meet again?
A: We can meet next weekend. A: We can meet next weekend.
Q: How soon will they reply to your message? Q: How soon will they reply to your message?
A: They will reply soon. A: They will reply soon.
How late How late
Q: How late did you stay at the party? Q: How late did you stay at the party?
A: I stayed until ten o’clock. A: I stayed until ten o’clock.
Q: How late can we talk tonight? Q: How late can we talk tonight?
A: We can talk until eleven. A: We can talk until eleven.
Q: How late was your friend yesterday? Q: How late was your friend yesterday?
A: He was thirty minutes late. A: He was thirty minutes late.
How fast How fast
Q: How fast did your friend reply? Q: How fast did your friend reply?
A: He replied immediately. A: He replied immediately.
Q: How fast can you get ready for the party? Q: How fast can you get ready for the party?
A: I can get ready in fifteen minutes. A: I can get ready in fifteen minutes.
Q: How fast do you make new friends? Q: How fast do you make new friends?
A: I make new friends quickly. A: I make new friends quickly.
How big How big
Q: How big is your friends’ group? Q: How big is your friends’ group?
A: It has fifteen members. A: It has fifteen members.
Q: How big was the birthday party? Q: How big was the birthday party?
A: It was a big celebration. A: It was a big celebration.
Q: How big is your social circle? Q: How big is your social circle?
A: My social circle is quite large. A: My social circle is quite large.
How small How small
Q: How small is your close friends’ group? Q: How small is your close friends’ group?
A: It has only four members. A: It has only four members.
Q: How small was the gathering? Q: How small was the gathering?
A: It had only six people. A: It had only six people.
Q: How small is your family chat group? Q: How small is your family chat group?
A: It has eight members. A: It has eight members.
How tall How tall
Q: How tall is your best friend? Q: How tall is your best friend?
A: He is six feet tall. A: He is six feet tall.
Q: How tall is your cousin? Q: How tall is your cousin?
A: She is five feet six inches tall. A: She is five feet six inches tall.
Q: How tall was your classmate? Q: How tall was your classmate?
A: He was very tall. A: He was very tall.
How deep How deep
Q: How deep is your friendship? Q: How deep is your friendship?
A: Our friendship is very deep. A: Our friendship is very deep.
Q: How deep is your trust in your best friend? Q: How deep is your trust in your best friend?
A: I trust my best friend completely. A: I trust my best friend completely.
Q: How deep was your conversation yesterday? Q: How deep was your conversation yesterday?
A: It was thoughtful and meaningful. A: It was thoughtful and meaningful.
Must Must
Q: Must I invite all my friends? Q: Must I invite all my friends?
A: Yes, you must invite them. A: Yes, you must invite them.
Q: Must we respect each other’s opinions? Q: Must we respect each other’s opinions?
A: Yes, we must respect them. A: Yes, we must respect them.
Q: Must your friend apologize first? Q: Must your friend apologize first?
A: Yes, he must apologize. A: Yes, he must apologize.
Ought to Ought to
Q: Ought we to help our friends? Q: Ought we to help our friends?
A: Yes, we ought to help them. A: Yes, we ought to help them.
Q: Ought friends to be honest? Q: Ought friends to be honest?
A: Yes, they ought to be honest. A: Yes, they ought to be honest.
Q: Ought I to keep my promises? Q: Ought I to keep my promises?
A: Yes, you ought to keep them. A: Yes, you ought to keep them.
Need Need
Q: Need I call my friend today? Q: Need I call my friend today?
A: Yes, you need to call him. A: Yes, you need to call him.
Q: Need we plan the reunion early? Q: Need we plan the reunion early?
A: Yes, we need to plan it early. A: Yes, we need to plan it early.
Q: Need they bring anything to the party? Q: Need they bring anything to the party?
A: No, they need not bring anything. A: No, they need not bring anything.
Dare Dare
Q: Dare you speak to a stranger? Q: Dare you speak to a stranger?
A: Yes, I dare. A: Yes, I dare.
Q: Dare your friend tell the truth? Q: Dare your friend tell the truth?
A: Yes, he dares. A: Yes, he dares.
Q: Dare they ask for forgiveness? Q: Dare they ask for forgiveness?
A: Yes, they dare. A: Yes, they dare.
Either … or Either … or
Q: Will you invite either Rahul or Kiran? Q: Will you invite either Rahul or Kiran?
A: I will invite Rahul. A: I will invite Rahul.
Q: Can we meet either today or tomorrow? Q: Can we meet either today or tomorrow?
A: We can meet tomorrow. A: We can meet tomorrow.
Q: Did your friend choose either coffee or tea? Q: Did your friend choose either coffee or tea?
A: He chose coffee. A: He chose coffee.
Whether … or Whether … or
Q: Have you decided whether to attend the party or stay home? Q: Have you decided whether to attend the party or stay home?
A: Yes, I decided to attend the party. A: Yes, I decided to attend the party.
Q: Do you know whether your friend is free or busy? Q: Do you know whether your friend is free or busy?
A: Yes, he is free. A: Yes, he is free.
Q: Will they tell us whether the picnic is confirmed or canceled? Q: Will they tell us whether the picnic is confirmed or canceled?
A: Yes, they will tell us tonight. A: Yes, they will tell us tonight.
Wasn’t he? Wasn’t he?
Q: He was your best friend, wasn’t he? Q: He was your best friend, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was. A: Yes, he was.
Q: He was at the party, wasn’t he? Q: He was at the party, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was. A: Yes, he was.
Q: He was happy to see you, wasn’t he? Q: He was happy to see you, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was. A: Yes, he was.
Weren’t they? Weren’t they?
Q: They were your classmates, weren’t they? Q: They were your classmates, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were. A: Yes, they were.
Q: They were waiting for us, weren’t they? Q: They were waiting for us, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were. A: Yes, they were.
Q: They were invited to the party, weren’t they? Q: They were invited to the party, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were. A: Yes, they were.
Don’t you? Don’t you?
Q: You like making new friends, don’t you? Q: You like making new friends, don’t you?
A: Yes, I do. A: Yes, I do.
Q: You visit your friends often, don’t you? Q: You visit your friends often, don’t you?
A: Yes, I do. A: Yes, I do.
Q: You enjoy group discussions, don’t you? Q: You enjoy group discussions, don’t you?
A: Yes, I do. A: Yes, I do.
Doesn’t she? Doesn’t she?
Q: She calls you every week, doesn’t she? Q: She calls you every week, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she does. A: Yes, she does.
Q: She remembers your birthday, doesn’t she? Q: She remembers your birthday, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she does. A: Yes, she does.
Q: She helps everyone, doesn’t she? Q: She helps everyone, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she does. A: Yes, she does.
Haven’t you? Haven’t you?
Q: You have met my cousin, haven’t you? Q: You have met my cousin, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have. A: Yes, I have.
Q: You have spoken to Ramesh, haven’t you? Q: You have spoken to Ramesh, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have. A: Yes, I have.
Q: You have joined our group, haven’t you? Q: You have joined our group, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have. A: Yes, I have.
Hasn’t he? Hasn’t he?
Q: He has called you today, hasn’t he? Q: He has called you today, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has. A: Yes, he has.
Q: He has invited everyone, hasn’t he? Q: He has invited everyone, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has. A: Yes, he has.
Q: He has become your close friend, hasn’t he? Q: He has become your close friend, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has. A: Yes, he has.
Won’t you? Won’t you?
Q: You will come to my birthday party, won’t you? Q: You will come to my birthday party, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will. A: Yes, I will.
Q: You will introduce me to your friend, won’t you? Q: You will introduce me to your friend, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will. A: Yes, I will.
Q: You will stay with us for dinner, won’t you? Q: You will stay with us for dinner, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will. A: Yes, I will.
Wouldn’t you? Wouldn’t you?
Q: You would help your best friend, wouldn’t you? Q: You would help your best friend, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would. A: Yes, I would.
Q: You would join our group, wouldn’t you? Q: You would join our group, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would. A: Yes, I would.
Q: You would attend the reunion, wouldn’t you? Q: You would attend the reunion, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would. A: Yes, I would.
Shouldn’t we? Shouldn’t we?
Q: We should invite everyone, shouldn’t we? Q: We should invite everyone, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should. A: Yes, we should.
Q: We should stay in touch, shouldn’t we? Q: We should stay in touch, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should. A: Yes, we should.
Q: We should respect each other, shouldn’t we? Q: We should respect each other, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should. A: Yes, we should.
Couldn’t they? Couldn’t they?
Q: They couldn’t attend the party, could they? Q: They couldn’t attend the party, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t. A: No, they couldn’t.
Q: They couldn’t find our house, could they? Q: They couldn’t find our house, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t. A: No, they couldn’t.
Q: They couldn’t meet us yesterday, could they? Q: They couldn’t meet us yesterday, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t. A: No, they couldn’t.
However However
Q: However did you become close friends? Q: However did you become close friends?
A: We met at college. A: We met at college.
Q: However do you remember everyone’s birthday? Q: However do you remember everyone’s birthday?
A: I save every date on my phone. A: I save every date on my phone.
Q: However did she make so many friends? Q: However did she make so many friends?
A: She is very friendly. A: She is very friendly.
Whatever Whatever
Q: Whatever made you trust him? Q: Whatever made you trust him?
A: He was always honest. A: He was always honest.
Q: Whatever do you talk about with your friends? Q: Whatever do you talk about with your friends?
A: We talk about our daily lives. A: We talk about our daily lives.
Q: Whatever happened after the reunion? Q: Whatever happened after the reunion?
A: We planned another meeting. A: We planned another meeting.
Whenever Whenever
Q: Whenever do you visit your best friend? Q: Whenever do you visit your best friend?
A: I visit him on weekends. A: I visit him on weekends.
Q: Whenever does your group meet? Q: Whenever does your group meet?
A: We meet every Sunday. A: We meet every Sunday.
Q: Whenever can I call you? Q: Whenever can I call you?
A: You can call me in the evening. A: You can call me in the evening.
Whence Whence
Q: Whence did your new friend come? Q: Whence did your new friend come?
A: He came from Chennai. A: He came from Chennai.
Q: Whence did they arrive for the reunion? Q: Whence did they arrive for the reunion?
A: They arrived from Hyderabad. A: They arrived from Hyderabad.
Q: Whence did your classmates travel? Q: Whence did your classmates travel?
A: They traveled from Vijayawada. A: They traveled from Vijayawada.
Wherefore Wherefore
Q: Wherefore did your friend leave early? Q: Wherefore did your friend leave early?
A: He left because of a family emergency. A: He left because of a family emergency.
Q: Wherefore did you cancel the meeting? Q: Wherefore did you cancel the meeting?
A: I canceled it because of heavy rain. A: I canceled it because of heavy rain.
Q: Wherefore were they unhappy? Q: Wherefore were they unhappy?
A: They were unhappy because of the misunderstanding. A: They were unhappy because of the misunderstanding.