HOME AND FAMILY

WHAT
Q: What do you usually do with your family in the evening? What do you usually do with your family in the evening?
A: I usually talk and watch TV with my family in the evening. I usually talk and watch TV with my family in the evening.
Q: What does your mother cook for breakfast? What does your mother cook for breakfast?
A: My mother cooks simple and healthy food for breakfast. My mother cooks simple and healthy food for breakfast.
Q: What is your favorite family activity at home? What is your favorite family activity at home?
A: My favorite family activity is having dinner together. My favorite family activity is having dinner together.
Q: What are you cooking now? What are you cooking now?
A: I am cooking dinner. I am cooking dinner.
Q: What have you cleaned today? What have you cleaned today?
A: I have cleaned the kitchen. I have cleaned the kitchen.
Q: What did you buy for home? What did you buy for home?
A: I bought some vegetables. I bought some vegetables.
Q: What will you do after dinner? What will you do after dinner?
A: I will watch TV with my family. I will watch TV with my family.
WHERE
Q: Where does your family eat dinner every day? Where does your family eat dinner every day?
A: My family eats dinner in the dining room. My family eats dinner in the dining room.
Q: Where does your father relax after work? Where does your father relax after work?
A: My father relaxes in the living room after work. My father relaxes in the living room after work.
Q: Where do you keep your family photos? Where do you keep your family photos?
A: I keep my family photos in an album at home. I keep my family photos in an album at home.
Q: Where are your parents going? Where are your parents going?
A: They are going to the market. They are going to the market.
Q: Where have you kept the remote? Where have you kept the remote?
A: I have kept it on the sofa. I have kept it on the sofa.
Q: Where did your brother go? Where did your brother go?
A: He went to the supermarket. He went to the supermarket.
Q: Where will your family spend the weekend? Where will your family spend the weekend?
A: We will spend it at our grandparents’ house. We will spend it at our grandparents’ house.
Q: When does your family wake up on weekdays? When does your family wake up on weekdays?
A: My family wakes up early on weekdays. My family wakes up early on weekdays.
WHEN
Q: When do you spend time with your parents? When do you spend time with your parents?
A: I spend time with my parents at night. I spend time with my parents at night.
Q: When does your family clean the house? When does your family clean the house?
A: My family cleans the house on weekends. My family cleans the house on weekends.
Q: When are your guests arriving? When are your guests arriving?
A: They are arriving this evening. They are arriving this evening.
Q: When have you finished the housework? When have you finished the housework?
A: I have finished it already. I have finished it already.
Q: When did your sister come home? When did your sister come home?
A: She came home last night. She came home last night.
Q: When will you visit your grandparents? When will you visit your grandparents?
A: I will visit them on Sunday. I will visit them on Sunday.
WHY
Q: Why do you like spending time with your family? Why do you like spending time with your family?
A: I like it because it makes me happy. I like it because it makes me happy.
Q: Why does your mother wake up early? Why does your mother wake up early?
A: She wakes up early to prepare breakfast. She wakes up early to prepare breakfast.
Q: Why does your family eat together? Why does your family eat together?
A: My family eats together to share the day’s moments. My family eats together to share the day’s moments.
Q: Why are you washing the dishes? Why are you washing the dishes?
A: I am washing them after dinner. I am washing them after dinner.
Q: Why have you locked the door? Why have you locked the door?
A: I have locked it for safety. I have locked it for safety.
Q: Why did your father leave early? Why did your father leave early?
A: He left early for work. He left early for work.
Q: Why will you stay at home tomorrow? Why will you stay at home tomorrow?
A: I will stay at home to help my mother. I will stay at home to help my mother.
WHO
Q: Who helps you with household work? Who helps you with household work?
A: My sister helps me with household work. My sister helps me with household work.
Q: Who cooks dinner in your home? Who cooks dinner in your home?
A: My mother cooks dinner in my home. My mother cooks dinner in my home.
Q: Who spends the most time at home? Who spends the most time at home?
A: My grandmother spends the most time at home. My grandmother spends the most time at home.
Q: Who is setting the table? Who is setting the table?
A: My sister is setting the table. My sister is setting the table.
Q: Who has prepared lunch? Who has prepared lunch?
A: My mother has prepared it. My mother has prepared it.
Q: Who called your mother? Who called your mother?
A: My aunt called her. My aunt called her.
Q: Who will look after the children? Who will look after the children?
A: My grandmother will look after them. My grandmother will look after them.
WHICH
Q: Which room do you like most in your house? Which room do you like most in your house?
A: I like the living room most in my house. I like the living room most in my house.
Q: Which family member do you talk to daily? Which family member do you talk to daily?
A: I talk to my mother daily. I talk to my mother daily.
Q: Which meal does your family enjoy together? Which meal does your family enjoy together?
A: My family enjoys dinner together. My family enjoys dinner together.
Q: Which room are you cleaning? Which room are you cleaning?
A: I am cleaning the living room. I am cleaning the living room.
Q: Which dress have you worn today? Which dress have you worn today?
A: I have worn my blue dress. I have worn my blue dress.
Q: Which gift did you give your father? Which gift did you give your father?
A: I gave him a watch. I gave him a watch.
Q: Which room will your guests use? Which room will your guests use?
A: They will use the guest room. They will use the guest room.
HOW
Q: How do you help your parents at home? How do you help your parents at home?
A: I help my parents by cleaning the house. I help my parents by cleaning the house.
Q: How does your family spend weekends? How does your family spend weekends?
A: My family spends weekends at home together. My family spends weekends at home together.
Q: How do you feel when you are with your family? How do you feel when you are with your family?
A: I feel relaxed and safe with my family. I feel relaxed and safe with my family.
Q: How are you decorating your house? How are you decorating your house?
A: I am decorating it with flowers. I am decorating it with flowers.
Q: How have you arranged the furniture? How have you arranged the furniture?
A: I have arranged it neatly. I have arranged it neatly.
Q: How did you make this cake? How did you make this cake?
A: I made it with my mother’s recipe. I made it with my mother’s recipe.
Q: How will you celebrate your mother’s birthday? How will you celebrate your mother’s birthday?
A: We will celebrate it at home. We will celebrate it at home.
DO
Q: Do you live with your family? Do you live with your family?
A: Yes, I live with my family. Yes, I live with my family.
Q: Do your parents like family dinners? Do your parents like family dinners?
A: Yes, they like family dinners. Yes, they like family dinners.
Q: Do you help at home every day? Do you help at home every day?
A: Yes, I help at home every day. Yes, I help at home every day.
DOES
Q: Does your father come home early? Does your father come home early?
A: Yes, he comes home early. Yes, he comes home early.
Q: Does your sister share a room with you? Does your sister share a room with you?
A: Yes, she shares a room with me. Yes, she shares a room with me.
Q: Does your family eat together at night? Does your family eat together at night?
A: Yes, my family eats together at night. Yes, my family eats together at night.
DID
Q: Did your family visit relatives last week? Did your family visit relatives last week?
A: Yes, my family visited relatives last week. Yes, my family visited relatives last week.
Q: Did you talk to your parents yesterday? Did you talk to your parents yesterday?
A: Yes, I talked to my parents yesterday. Yes, I talked to my parents yesterday.
Q: Did your mother cook special food? Did your mother cook special food?
A: Yes, she cooked special food. Yes, she cooked special food.
IS
Q: Is your house near your school? Is your house near your school?
A: Yes, my house is near my school. Yes, my house is near my school.
Q: Is your family happy at home? Is your family happy at home?
A: Yes, my family is happy at home. Yes, my family is happy at home.
Q: Is your father at home now? Is your father at home now?
A: Yes, my father is at home now. Yes, my father is at home now.
ARE
Q: Are your parents at work now? Are your parents at work now?
A: Yes, my parents are at work now. Yes, my parents are at work now.
Q: Are your family members kind to each other? Are your family members kind to each other?
A: Yes, they are kind to each other. Yes, they are kind to each other.
Q: Are your cousins close to your family? Are your cousins close to your family?
A: Yes, my cousins are close to my family. Yes, my cousins are close to my family.
WAS
Q: Was your home quiet last night? Was your home quiet last night?
A: Yes, my home was quiet last night. Yes, my home was quiet last night.
Q: Was your father tired after work? Was your father tired after work?
A: Yes, my father was tired after work. Yes, my father was tired after work.
Q: Was the family meeting useful? Was the family meeting useful?
A: Yes, the family meeting was useful. Yes, the family meeting was useful.
AM
Q: Am I late for family dinner? Am I late for family dinner?
A: No, you are not late. No, you are not late.
Q: Am I part of a big family? Am I part of a big family?
A: Yes, you are part of a big family. Yes, you are part of a big family.
Q: Am I welcome at home always? Am I welcome at home always?
A: Yes, you are welcome at home always. Yes, you are welcome at home always.
WERE
Q: Were your parents at home yesterday? Were your parents at home yesterday?
A: Yes, my parents were at home yesterday. Yes, my parents were at home yesterday.
Q: Were you happy with your family trip? Were you happy with your family trip?
A: Yes, I was happy with the family trip. Yes, I was happy with the family trip.
Q: Were the children at home in the evening? Were the children at home in the evening?
A: Yes, the children were at home in the evening. Yes, the children were at home in the evening.
WILL
Q: Will your family eat dinner together tonight? Will your family eat dinner together tonight?
A: Yes, my family will eat dinner together tonight. Yes, my family will eat dinner together tonight.
Q: Will you help your parents tomorrow? Will you help your parents tomorrow?
A: Yes, I will help my parents tomorrow. Yes, I will help my parents tomorrow.
Q: Will your father come home early today? Will your father come home early today?
A: Yes, my father will come home early today. Yes, my father will come home early today.
WOULD
Q: Would you stay at home with your family on holidays? Would you stay at home with your family on holidays?
A: Yes, I would stay at home with my family. Yes, I would stay at home with my family.
Q: Would your mother prepare special food for guests? Would your mother prepare special food for guests?
A: Yes, she would prepare special food for guests. Yes, she would prepare special food for guests.
Q: Would your family support you always? Would your family support you always?
A: Yes, my family would support me always. Yes, my family would support me always.
SHALL
Q: Shall we have dinner with the family now? Shall we have dinner with the family now?
A: Yes, we shall have dinner now. Yes, we shall have dinner now.
Q: Shall I help my parents this evening? Shall I help my parents this evening?
A: Yes, you shall help your parents. Yes, you shall help your parents.
Q: Shall we visit relatives with our family? Shall we visit relatives with our family?
A: Yes, we shall visit relatives together. Yes, we shall visit relatives together.
SHOULD
Q: Should children respect family elders? Should children respect family elders?
A: Yes, children should respect family elders. Yes, children should respect family elders.
Q: Should we eat together as a family? Should we eat together as a family?
A: Yes, we should eat together as a family. Yes, we should eat together as a family.
Q: Should you help at home daily? Should you help at home daily?
A: Yes, I should help at home daily. Yes, I should help at home daily.
CAN
Q: Can you help your mother at home? Can you help your mother at home?
A: Yes, I can help my mother at home. Yes, I can help my mother at home.
Q: Can your family eat dinner early today? Can your family eat dinner early today?
A: Yes, my family can eat dinner early today. Yes, my family can eat dinner early today.
Q: Can your father take a day off for family? Can your father take a day off for family?
A: Yes, my father can take a day off. Yes, my father can take a day off.
COULD
Q: Could you stay at home this evening? Could you stay at home this evening?
A: Yes, I could stay at home this evening. Yes, I could stay at home this evening.
Q: Could your parents visit relatives tomorrow? Could your parents visit relatives tomorrow?
A: Yes, they could visit relatives tomorrow. Yes, they could visit relatives tomorrow.
Q: Could your family support you in need? Could your family support you in need?
A: Yes, my family could support me. Yes, my family could support me.
MAY
Q: May I help my parents now? May I help my parents now?
A: Yes, you may help your parents now. Yes, you may help your parents now.
Q: May your family come home late today? May your family come home late today?
A: Yes, my family may come home late today. Yes, my family may come home late today.
Q: May we sit together as a family? May we sit together as a family?
A: Yes, we may sit together. Yes, we may sit together.
MIGHT
Q: Might your father reach home late tonight? Might your father reach home late tonight?
A: Yes, he might reach home late tonight. Yes, he might reach home late tonight.
Q: Might your family plan a small trip soon? Might your family plan a small trip soon?
A: Yes, my family might plan a small trip. Yes, my family might plan a small trip.
Q: Might you stay with your family this weekend? Might you stay with your family this weekend?
A: Yes, I might stay with my family. Yes, I might stay with my family.
OR
Q: Do you live with your parents or with relatives? Do you live with your parents or with relatives?
A: I live with my parents. I live with my parents.
Q: Do you have a joint family or a nuclear family? Do you have a joint family or a nuclear family?
A: I have a nuclear family. I have a nuclear family.
Q: Do you eat dinner early or late at home? Do you eat dinner early or late at home?
A: I eat dinner early at home. I eat dinner early at home.
HAVE
Q: Have you had dinner with your family? Have you had dinner with your family?
A: Yes, I have had dinner with my family. Yes, I have had dinner with my family.
Q: Have your parents finished their work? Have your parents finished their work?
A: Yes, they have finished their work. Yes, they have finished their work.
Q: Have you cleaned the house today? Have you cleaned the house today?
A: Yes, I have cleaned the house today. Yes, I have cleaned the house today.
HAS
Q: Has your mother prepared breakfast? Has your mother prepared breakfast?
A: Yes, she has prepared breakfast. Yes, she has prepared breakfast.
Q: Has your father returned from work? Has your father returned from work?
A: Yes, he has returned from work. Yes, he has returned from work.
Q: Has your family planned a trip? Has your family planned a trip?
A: Yes, my family has planned a trip. Yes, my family has planned a trip.
HAD
Q: Had your family eaten before you came home? Had your family eaten before you came home?
A: Yes, my family had eaten before I came home. Yes, my family had eaten before I came home.
Q: Had your parents slept when you arrived? Had your parents slept when you arrived?
A: Yes, they had slept when I arrived. Yes, they had slept when I arrived.
Q: Had your mother finished cooking earlier? Had your mother finished cooking earlier?
A: Yes, she had finished cooking earlier. Yes, she had finished cooking earlier.
HOW LONG
Q: How long have you lived with your family? How long have you lived with your family?
A: I have lived with my family for many years. I have lived with my family for many years.
Q: How long does your family stay together at night? How long does your family stay together at night?
A: My family stays together for some time at night. My family stays together for some time at night.
Q: How long did your parents live in this house? How long did your parents live in this house?
A: They lived in this house for many years. They lived in this house for many years.
HOW MANY
Q: How many people are there in your family? How many people are there in your family?
A: There are five people in my family. There are five people in my family.
Q: How many rooms are there in your house? How many rooms are there in your house?
A: There are four rooms in my house. There are four rooms in my house.
Q: How many children live in your home? How many children live in your home?
A: Two children live in my home. Two children live in my home.
HOW OFTEN
Q: How often does your family eat together? How often does your family eat together?
A: My family eats together every day. My family eats together every day.
Q: How often do you visit your relatives? How often do you visit your relatives?
A: I visit my relatives once a month. I visit my relatives once a month.
Q: How often does your father come home early? How often does your father come home early?
A: He comes home early sometimes. He comes home early sometimes.
HOW EARLY
Q: How early does your family wake up every day? How early does your family wake up every day?
A: My family wakes up very early every day. My family wakes up very early every day.
Q: How early do you start your day at home? How early do you start your day at home?
A: I start my day early at home. I start my day early at home.
Q: How early does your mother prepare breakfast? How early does your mother prepare breakfast?
A: She prepares breakfast very early. She prepares breakfast very early.
HOW LONG
Q: How long do you spend with your family every day? How long do you spend with your family every day?
A: I spend a few hours with my family every day. I spend a few hours with my family every day.
Q: How long has your family lived in this house? How long has your family lived in this house?
A: My family has lived in this house for many years. My family has lived in this house for many years.
Q: How long does it take to finish dinner at home? How long does it take to finish dinner at home?
A: It takes about thirty minutes to finish dinner. It takes about thirty minutes to finish dinner.
HOW FAR
Q: How far is your house from your relatives’ home? How far is your house from your relatives’ home?
A: My house is not very far from their home. My house is not very far from their home.
Q: How far does your father travel for work daily? How far does your father travel for work daily?
A: He travels a short distance for work daily. He travels a short distance for work daily.
Q: How far is the nearest family friend’s house? How far is the nearest family friend’s house?
A: It is very close to our house. It is very close to our house.
HOW OLD
Q: How old is your father? How old is your father?
A: My father is forty-five years old. My father is forty-five years old.
Q: How old were you when you moved to this house? How old were you when you moved to this house?
A: I was ten years old at that time. I was ten years old at that time.
Q: How old is your youngest family member? How old is your youngest family member?
A: My youngest family member is five years old. My youngest family member is five years old.
RIGHT?
Q: You live with your family, right? You live with your family, right?
A: Yes, I live with my family. Yes, I live with my family.
Q: Your parents eat dinner at home, right? Your parents eat dinner at home, right?
A: Yes, they eat dinner at home. Yes, they eat dinner at home.
Q: Your house is comfortable, right? Your house is comfortable, right?
A: Yes, our house is comfortable. Yes, our house is comfortable.
ISN’T IT?
Q: Family time is important, isn’t it? Family time is important, isn’t it?
A: Yes, family time is very important. Yes, family time is very important.
Q: Your home is peaceful, isn’t it? Your home is peaceful, isn’t it?
A: Yes, my home is peaceful. Yes, my home is peaceful.
Q: Eating together feels good, isn’t it? Eating together feels good, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it feels very good. Yes, it feels very good.
AREN’T YOU?
Q: You help your parents daily, aren’t you? You help your parents daily, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I help my parents daily. Yes, I help my parents daily.
Q: You are close to your family, aren’t you? You are close to your family, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I am close to my family. Yes, I am close to my family.
Q: You enjoy staying at home, aren’t you? You enjoy staying at home, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I enjoy staying at home. Yes, I enjoy staying at home.
DIDN’T YOU?
Q: You visited your relatives last week, didn’t you? You visited your relatives last week, didn’t you?
A: Yes, I visited them last week. Yes, I visited them last week.
Q: You had dinner with your family yesterday, didn’t you? You had dinner with your family yesterday, didn’t you?
A: Yes, I had dinner with my family. Yes, I had dinner with my family.
Q: You helped at home in the morning, didn’t you? You helped at home in the morning, didn’t you?
A: Yes, I helped at home in the morning. Yes, I helped at home in the morning.
WHOSE
Q: Whose room is next to yours? Whose room is next to yours?
A: My sister’s room is next to mine. My sister’s room is next to mine.
Q: Whose picture is on the wall? Whose picture is on the wall?
A: My grandparents’ picture is on the wall. My grandparents’ picture is on the wall.
Q: Whose turn is it to cook today? Whose turn is it to cook today?
A: It is my mother’s turn. It is my mother’s turn.
WHOM
Q: Whom do you live with? Whom do you live with?
A: I live with my parents. I live with my parents.
Q: Whom do you trust the most in your family? Whom do you trust the most in your family?
A: I trust my father the most. I trust my father the most.
Q: Whom do you hug when you feel sad? Whom do you hug when you feel sad?
A: I hug my mother. I hug my mother.
WHAT KIND OF
Q: What kind of house do you live in? What kind of house do you live in?
A: I live in an independent house. I live in an independent house.
Q: What kind of food does your family enjoy? What kind of food does your family enjoy?
A: My family enjoys homemade food. My family enjoys homemade food.
Q: What kind of games do you play with your brother? What kind of games do you play with your brother?
A: We play indoor games. We play indoor games.
WHAT TYPE OF 
Q: What type of chores do you do at home? What type of chores do you do at home?
A: I do simple household chores. I do simple household chores.
Q: What type of pets does your family have? What type of pets does your family have?
A: We have a pet dog. We have a pet dog.
Q: What type of gifts do you give your parents? What type of gifts do you give your parents?
A: I give useful gifts. I give useful gifts.
WHAT TIME
Q: What time does your family have breakfast? What time does your family have breakfast?
A: We have breakfast at seven. We have breakfast at seven.
Q: What time does your father come home? What time does your father come home?
A: He comes home at six in the evening. He comes home at six in the evening.
Q: What time do you have dinner with your family? What time do you have dinner with your family?
A: We have dinner at eight o’clock. We have dinner at eight o’clock.
WHAT DAY
Q: What day does your family clean the house? What day does your family clean the house?
A: We clean the house on Sunday. We clean the house on Sunday.
Q: What day do you visit your relatives? What day do you visit your relatives?
A: We visit them on Saturday. We visit them on Saturday.
Q: What day does your family go shopping together? What day does your family go shopping together?
A: We go shopping on Friday. We go shopping on Friday.
HOW MUCH
Q: How much milk does your family buy every day? How much milk does your family buy every day?
A: We buy two liters of milk. We buy two liters of milk.
Q: How much rice do you cook for dinner? How much rice do you cook for dinner?
A: I cook three cups of rice. I cook three cups of rice.
Q: How much time do you spend with your family? How much time do you spend with your family?
A: I spend two hours with my family. I spend two hours with my family.
HOW SOON
Q: How soon will your father come home? How soon will your father come home?
A: He will come home in an hour. He will come home in an hour.
Q: How soon can your mother prepare lunch? How soon can your mother prepare lunch?
A: She can prepare it in thirty minutes. She can prepare it in thirty minutes.
Q: How soon will your family leave for the function? How soon will your family leave for the function?
A: We will leave in ten minutes. We will leave in ten minutes.
HOW LATE
Q: How late does your brother stay awake? How late does your brother stay awake?
A: He stays awake until eleven. He stays awake until eleven.
Q: How late do your parents watch TV? How late do your parents watch TV?
A: They watch TV until ten. They watch TV until ten.
Q: How late do you finish your homework at home? How late do you finish your homework at home?
A: I finish it by nine. I finish it by nine.
HOW FAST
Q: How fast can your brother clean his room? How fast can your brother clean his room?
A: He can clean it in fifteen minutes. He can clean it in fifteen minutes.
Q: How fast does your mother cook breakfast? How fast does your mother cook breakfast?
A: She cooks it very quickly. She cooks it very quickly.
Q: How fast do you get ready for school? How fast do you get ready for school?
A: I get ready in twenty minutes. I get ready in twenty minutes.
HOW BIG
Q: How big is your living room? How big is your living room?
A: It is very spacious. It is very spacious.
Q: How big is your dining table? How big is your dining table?
A: It seats six people. It seats six people.
Q: How big is your family? How big is your family?
A: There are five members in my family. There are five members in my family.
HOW SMALL
Q: How small is your baby’s toy? How small is your baby’s toy?
A: It fits in my hand. It fits in my hand.
Q: How small is your kitchen window? How small is your kitchen window?
A: It is quite small. It is quite small.
Q: How small is your pet puppy? How small is your pet puppy?
A: It is only two months old. It is only two months old.
HOW TALL
Q: How tall is your father? How tall is your father?
A: He is six feet tall. He is six feet tall.
Q: How tall is your elder brother? How tall is your elder brother?
A: He is taller than me. He is taller than me.
Q: How tall is your younger sister? How tall is your younger sister?
A: She is five feet tall. She is five feet tall.
HOW DEEP
Q: How deep is the well behind your house? How deep is the well behind your house?
A: It is about forty feet deep. It is about forty feet deep.
Q: How deep is the water tank at your home? How deep is the water tank at your home?
A: It is ten feet deep. It is ten feet deep.
Q: How deep is the small pond near your house? How deep is the small pond near your house?
A: It is about five feet deep. It is about five feet deep.
MUST
Q: Must everyone help with the housework? Must everyone help with the housework?
A: Yes, everyone must help. Yes, everyone must help.
Q: Must your brother clean his room today? Must your brother clean his room today?
A: Yes, he must clean it today. Yes, he must clean it today.
Q: Must you switch off the lights before sleeping? Must you switch off the lights before sleeping?
A: Yes, I must switch them off. Yes, I must switch them off.
OUGHT TO 
Q: Ought children to respect their parents? Ought children to respect their parents?
A: Yes, they ought to respect them. Yes, they ought to respect them.
Q: Ought your sister to help your mother? Ought your sister to help your mother?
A: Yes, she ought to help her. Yes, she ought to help her.
Q: Ought families to eat together every day? Ought families to eat together every day?
A: Yes, they ought to eat together. Yes, they ought to eat together.
NEED
Q: Need you help your father today? Need you help your father today?
A: Yes, I need to help him. Yes, I need to help him.
Q: Need your mother buy vegetables today? Need your mother buy vegetables today?
A: Yes, she needs to buy them. Yes, she needs to buy them.
Q: Need your family repair the roof? Need your family repair the roof?
A: Yes, we need to repair it. Yes, we need to repair it.
DARE
Q: Dare your little brother sleep alone? Dare your little brother sleep alone?
A: No, he does not dare sleep alone. No, he does not dare sleep alone.
Q: Dare you tell the truth to your parents? Dare you tell the truth to your parents?
A: Yes, I dare tell them the truth. Yes, I dare tell them the truth.
Q: Dare your sister stay home alone at night? Dare your sister stay home alone at night?
A: No, she does not dare stay alone. No, she does not dare stay alone.
EITHER… OR
Q: Will your father cook either breakfast or dinner today? Will your father cook either breakfast or dinner today?
A: He will cook either breakfast or dinner. He will cook either breakfast or dinner.
Q: Will you clean either the kitchen or the living room? Will you clean either the kitchen or the living room?
A: I will clean either the kitchen or the living room. I will clean either the kitchen or the living room.
Q: Will your sister wash either the plates or the cups? Will your sister wash either the plates or the cups?
A: She will wash either the plates or the cups. She will wash either the plates or the cups.
WHETHER… OR
Q: Whether you stay home or visit your grandparents, will you call your parents? Whether you stay home or visit your grandparents, will you call your parents?
A: Yes, I will call them. Yes, I will call them.
Q: Whether your brother is busy or free, does he help at home? Whether your brother is busy or free, does he help at home?
A: Yes, he helps at home. Yes, he helps at home.
Q: Whether it rains or shines, does your family eat together? Whether it rains or shines, does your family eat together?
A: Yes, we eat together every day. Yes, we eat together every day.
WASN’T  HE
Q: Wasn’t he at home yesterday evening? Wasn’t he at home yesterday evening?
A: Yes, he was at home. Yes, he was at home.
Q: Wasn’t he with his family last night? Wasn’t he with his family last night?
A: Yes, he was with his family. Yes, he was with his family.
Q: Wasn’t he in the kitchen a while ago? Wasn’t he in the kitchen a while ago?
A: Yes, he was in the kitchen. Yes, he was in the kitchen.
WEREN’T THEY?
Q: Weren’t they at your house yesterday? Weren’t they at your house yesterday?
A: Yes, they were at our house. Yes, they were at our house.
Q: Weren’t they your family friends? Weren’t they your family friends?
A: Yes, they were our family friends. Yes, they were our family friends.
Q: Weren’t they in the living room? Weren’t they in the living room?
A: Yes, they were in the living room. Yes, they were in the living room.
DON’T YOU
Q: Don’t you help your mother every day? Don’t you help your mother every day?
A: Yes, I help her every day. Yes, I help her every day.
Q: Don’t you eat dinner with your family? Don’t you eat dinner with your family?
A: Yes, I eat dinner with my family. Yes, I eat dinner with my family.
Q: Don’t you share your room with your brother? Don’t you share your room with your brother?
A: Yes, I share my room with him. Yes, I share my room with him.
 DOESN’T SHE?
Q: Doesn’t she cook breakfast every morning? Doesn’t she cook breakfast every morning?
A: Yes, she cooks breakfast every morning. Yes, she cooks breakfast every morning.
Q: Doesn’t she take care of the children? Doesn’t she take care of the children?
A: Yes, she takes care of them. Yes, she takes care of them.
Q: Doesn’t she water the plants at home? Doesn’t she water the plants at home?
A: Yes, she waters the plants. Yes, she waters the plants.
 HAVEN’T YOU?
Q: Haven’t you cleaned your room yet? Haven’t you cleaned your room yet?
A: Yes, I have cleaned it. Yes, I have cleaned it.
Q: Haven’t you finished your breakfast? Haven’t you finished your breakfast?
A: Yes, I have finished it. Yes, I have finished it.
Q: Haven’t you called your parents today? Haven’t you called your parents today?
A: Yes, I have called them. Yes, I have called them.
HASN’T HE?
Q: Hasn’t he washed the dishes? Hasn’t he washed the dishes?
A: Yes, he has washed them. Yes, he has washed them.
Q: Hasn’t he repaired the fan? Hasn’t he repaired the fan?
A: Yes, he has repaired it. Yes, he has repaired it.
Q: Hasn’t he fed the pet? Hasn’t he fed the pet?
A: Yes, he has fed it. Yes, he has fed it.
WON’T YOU
Q: Won’t you help your mother in the kitchen? Won’t you help your mother in the kitchen?
A: Yes, I will help her. Yes, I will help her.
Q: Won’t you have dinner with your family? Won’t you have dinner with your family?
A: Yes, I will have dinner with them. Yes, I will have dinner with them.
Q: Won’t you visit your grandparents this weekend? Won’t you visit your grandparents this weekend?
A: Yes, I will visit them. Yes, I will visit them.
WOULDN’T YOU?
Q: Wouldn’t you like to spend time with your family? Wouldn’t you like to spend time with your family?
A: Yes, I would like to spend time with them. Yes, I would like to spend time with them.
Q: Wouldn’t you help your younger brother? Wouldn’t you help your younger brother?
A: Yes, I would help him. Yes, I would help him.
Q: Wouldn’t you invite your relatives home? Wouldn’t you invite your relatives home?
A: Yes, I would invite them. Yes, I would invite them.
SHOULDN’T WE?
Q: Shouldn’t we respect our parents? Shouldn’t we respect our parents?
A: Yes, we should respect them. Yes, we should respect them.
Q: Shouldn’t we keep our house clean? Shouldn’t we keep our house clean?
A: Yes, we should keep it clean. Yes, we should keep it clean.
Q: Shouldn’t we eat together as a family? Shouldn’t we eat together as a family?
A: Yes, we should eat together. Yes, we should eat together.
 COULDN’T THEY?
Q: Couldn’t they visit your house yesterday? Couldn’t they visit your house yesterday?
A: No, they couldn’t visit us. No, they couldn’t visit us.
Q: Couldn’t they help your parents? Couldn’t they help your parents?
A: No, they couldn’t help them. No, they couldn’t help them.
Q: Couldn’t they attend the family function? Couldn’t they attend the family function?
A: No, they couldn’t attend it. No, they couldn’t attend it.
HOWEVER
Q: However do you manage a big family? However do you manage a big family?
A: We share the responsibilities. We share the responsibilities.
Q: However do your parents stay so organized? However do your parents stay so organized?
A: They plan everything in advance. They plan everything in advance.
Q: However do you keep your house so clean? However do you keep your house so clean?
A: We clean it every day. We clean it every day.
WHATEVER
Q: Whatever do your parents cook on weekends? Whatever do your parents cook on weekends?
A: They cook our favorite meals. They cook our favorite meals.
Q: Whatever do you do when guests arrive at home? Whatever do you do when guests arrive at home?
A: I welcome them warmly. I welcome them warmly.
Q: Whatever makes your family happy? Whatever makes your family happy?
A: Spending time together makes us happy. Spending time together makes us happy.
 WHENEVER
Q: Whenever do you visit your grandparents? Whenever do you visit your grandparents?
A: I visit them during holidays. I visit them during holidays.
Q: Whenever does your family eat together? Whenever does your family eat together?
A: We eat together every evening. We eat together every evening.
Q: Whenever do you clean your house? Whenever do you clean your house?
A: I clean it every Sunday. I clean it every Sunday.
WHENCE
Q: Whence did your grandparents come? Whence did your grandparents come?
A: They came from our village. They came from our village.
Q: Whence did your family move here? Whence did your family move here?
A: We moved here from Hyderabad. We moved here from Hyderabad.
Q: Whence did this old table come? Whence did this old table come?
A: It came from my grandfather’s house. It came from my grandfather’s house.
WHEREFORE
Q: Wherefore do you respect your parents so much? Wherefore do you respect your parents so much?
A: They have always cared for me. They have always cared for me.
Q: Wherefore does your family celebrate this day? Wherefore does your family celebrate this day?
A: It is our parents’ wedding anniversary. It is our parents’ wedding anniversary.
Q: Wherefore do you stay close to your family? Wherefore do you stay close to your family?
A: They always support me. They always support me.