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What What
1. What are you buying today? 1. What are you buying today?
I am buying fresh vegetables. I am buying fresh vegetables.
2. What did you pay for the apples? 2. What did you pay for the apples?
I paid two hundred rupees. I paid two hundred rupees.
3. What do you need from the market? 3. What do you need from the market?
I need some groceries. I need some groceries.
Where Where
1. Where is the fruit shop? 1. Where is the fruit shop?
It is near the entrance. It is near the entrance.
2. Where did you buy this bag? 2. Where did you buy this bag?
I bought it at the market. I bought it at the market.
3. Where can I find fresh fish? 3. Where can I find fresh fish?
You can find it in the seafood section. You can find it in the seafood section.
When When
1. When does the market open? 1. When does the market open?
It opens at 7 a.m. It opens at 7 a.m.
2. When did you visit the market? 2. When did you visit the market?
I visited it this morning. I visited it this morning.
3. When will you go shopping again? 3. When will you go shopping again?
I will go tomorrow. I will go tomorrow.
Why Why
1. Why are the tomatoes expensive? 1. Why are the tomatoes expensive?
Because the supply is low. Because the supply is low.
2. Why did you choose this shop? 2. Why did you choose this shop?
Because it has good quality products. Because it has good quality products.
3. Why is the market crowded today? 3. Why is the market crowded today?
Because it is the weekend. Because it is the weekend.
Who Who
1. Who sold you these vegetables? 1. Who sold you these vegetables?
A local farmer sold them. A local farmer sold them.
2. Who is waiting at the billing counter? 2. Who is waiting at the billing counter?
My brother is waiting there. My brother is waiting there.
3. Who owns this grocery store? 3. Who owns this grocery store?
Mr. Kumar owns it. Mr. Kumar owns it.
Which Which
1. Which fruit do you like the most? 1. Which fruit do you like the most?
I like mangoes the most. I like mangoes the most.
2. Which shop sells fresh flowers? 2. Which shop sells fresh flowers?
The shop near the gate sells them. The shop near the gate sells them.
3. Which payment method do you prefer? 3. Which payment method do you prefer?
I prefer UPI payment. I prefer UPI payment.
How How
1. How do you go to the market every day? 1. How do you go to the market every day?
I go by bus every day. I go by bus every day.
2. How is the market today? 2. How is the market today?
It is very crowded today. It is very crowded today.
3. How was your shopping experience? 3. How was your shopping experience?
It was very good. It was very good.
Do Do
1. Do you buy vegetables daily? 1. Do you buy vegetables daily?
Yes, I do. (I buy vegetables daily.) Yes, I do. (I buy vegetables daily.)
2. Do they sell fresh fruits here? 2. Do they sell fresh fruits here?
Yes, they do. (They sell fresh fruits here.) Yes, they do. (They sell fresh fruits here.)
3. Do you need a shopping bag? 3. Do you need a shopping bag?
Yes, I do. (I need a shopping bag.) Yes, I do. (I need a shopping bag.)
Does Does
1. Does this shop open early? 1. Does this shop open early?
Yes, it does. (This shop opens early.) Yes, it does. (This shop opens early.)
2. Does he sell vegetables in the market? 2. Does he sell vegetables in the market?
Yes, he does. (He sells vegetables in the market.) Yes, he does. (He sells vegetables in the market.)
3. Does the price change daily? 3. Does the price change daily?
Yes, it does. (The price changes daily.) Yes, it does. (The price changes daily.)
Did Did
1. Did you go to the market yesterday? 1. Did you go to the market yesterday?
Yes, I did. (I went to the market yesterday.) Yes, I did. (I went to the market yesterday.)
2. Did she buy fruits from the shop? 2. Did she buy fruits from the shop?
Yes, she did. (She bought fruits from the shop.) Yes, she did. (She bought fruits from the shop.)
3. Did they sell fresh vegetables today? 3. Did they sell fresh vegetables today?
Yes, they did. (They sold fresh vegetables today.) Yes, they did. (They sold fresh vegetables today.)
Is Is
1. Is the market open now? 1. Is the market open now?
Yes, it is. (The market is open now.) Yes, it is. (The market is open now.)
2. Is this vegetable fresh? 2. Is this vegetable fresh?
Yes, it is. (This vegetable is fresh.) Yes, it is. (This vegetable is fresh.)
3. Is the shop crowded today? 3. Is the shop crowded today?
Yes, it is. (The shop is crowded today.) Yes, it is. (The shop is crowded today.)
Are Are
1. Are you in the market now? 1. Are you in the market now?
Yes, I am. (I am in the market now.) Yes, I am. (I am in the market now.)
2. Are they selling fruits today? 2. Are they selling fruits today?
Yes, they are. (They are selling fruits today.) Yes, they are. (They are selling fruits today.)
3. Are the prices high this week? 3. Are the prices high this week?
Yes, they are. (The prices are high this week.) Yes, they are. (The prices are high this week.)
Was Was
1. Was the market busy yesterday? 1. Was the market busy yesterday?
Yes, it was. (The market was busy yesterday.) Yes, it was. (The market was busy yesterday.)
2. Was the fruit fresh? 2. Was the fruit fresh?
Yes, it was. (The fruit was fresh.) Yes, it was. (The fruit was fresh.)
3. Was the shop open in the evening? 3. Was the shop open in the evening?
Yes, it was. (The shop was open in the evening.) Yes, it was. (The shop was open in the evening.)
Am Am
1. Am I in the right market? 1. Am I in the right market?
Yes, you are. (You are in the right market.) Yes, you are. (You are in the right market.)
2. Am I buying the correct vegetables? 2. Am I buying the correct vegetables?
Yes, you are. (You are buying the correct vegetables.) Yes, you are. (You are buying the correct vegetables.)
3. Am I speaking to the shop owner? 3. Am I speaking to the shop owner?
Yes, you are. (You are speaking to the shop owner.) Yes, you are. (You are speaking to the shop owner.)
Were Were
1. Were you at the market yesterday? 1. Were you at the market yesterday?
Yes, I was. (I was at the market yesterday.) Yes, I was. (I was at the market yesterday.)
2. Were they buying vegetables? 2. Were they buying vegetables?
Yes, they were. (They were buying vegetables.) Yes, they were. (They were buying vegetables.)
3. Were the prices high last week? 3. Were the prices high last week?
Yes, they were. (The prices were high last week.) Yes, they were. (The prices were high last week.)
Will Will
1. Will you go to the market tomorrow? 1. Will you go to the market tomorrow?
Yes, I will. (I will go to the market tomorrow.) Yes, I will. (I will go to the market tomorrow.)
2. Will they sell fresh fruits today? 2. Will they sell fresh fruits today?
Yes, they will. (They will sell fresh fruits today.) Yes, they will. (They will sell fresh fruits today.)
3. Will the market open early tomorrow? 3. Will the market open early tomorrow?
Yes, it will. (The market will open early tomorrow.) Yes, it will. (The market will open early tomorrow.)
Would Would
1. Would you like to visit the market with me? 1. Would you like to visit the market with me?
Yes, I would. (I would like to visit the market with you.) Yes, I would. (I would like to visit the market with you.)
2. Would she buy vegetables if they are fresh? 2. Would she buy vegetables if they are fresh?
Yes, she would. (She would buy vegetables if they are fresh.) Yes, she would. (She would buy vegetables if they are fresh.)
3. Would they come to the market today? 3. Would they come to the market today?
Yes, they would. (They would come to the market today.) Yes, they would. (They would come to the market today.)
Shall Shall
1. Shall I buy fruits for you? 1. Shall I buy fruits for you?
Yes, please. (You shall buy fruits for me.) Yes, please. (You shall buy fruits for me.)
2. Shall we go to the market now? 2. Shall we go to the market now?
Yes, we shall. (We shall go to the market now.) Yes, we shall. (We shall go to the market now.)
3. Shall they bring fresh vegetables? 3. Shall they bring fresh vegetables?
Yes, they shall. (They shall bring fresh vegetables.) Yes, they shall. (They shall bring fresh vegetables.)
Should Should
1. Should I check the prices first? 1. Should I check the prices first?
Yes, you should. (You should check the prices first.) Yes, you should. (You should check the prices first.)
2. Should we buy fresh vegetables today? 2. Should we buy fresh vegetables today?
Yes, we should. (We should buy fresh vegetables today.) Yes, we should. (We should buy fresh vegetables today.)
3. Should they visit the market early? 3. Should they visit the market early?
Yes, they should. (They should visit the market early.) Yes, they should. (They should visit the market early.)
Can Can
1. Can you buy fruits for me? 1. Can you buy fruits for me?
Yes, I can. (I can buy fruits for you.) Yes, I can. (I can buy fruits for you.)
2. Can she bargain in the market? 2. Can she bargain in the market?
Yes, she can. (She can bargain in the market.) Yes, she can. (She can bargain in the market.)
3. Can they carry heavy bags? 3. Can they carry heavy bags?
Yes, they can. (They can carry heavy bags.) Yes, they can. (They can carry heavy bags.)
Could Could
1. Could you help me in the market? 1. Could you help me in the market?
Yes, I could. (I could help you in the market.) Yes, I could. (I could help you in the market.)
2. Could she find fresh vegetables? 2. Could she find fresh vegetables?
Yes, she could. (She could find fresh vegetables.) Yes, she could. (She could find fresh vegetables.)
3. Could they come early today? 3. Could they come early today?
Yes, they could. (They could come early today.) Yes, they could. (They could come early today.)
May May
1. May I enter the market? 1. May I enter the market?
Yes, you may. (You may enter the market.) Yes, you may. (You may enter the market.)
2. May she buy fruits here? 2. May she buy fruits here?
Yes, she may. (She may buy fruits here.) Yes, she may. (She may buy fruits here.)
3. May they sell vegetables today? 3. May they sell vegetables today?
Yes, they may. (They may sell vegetables today.) Yes, they may. (They may sell vegetables today.)
Might Might
1. Might you go to the market today? 1. Might you go to the market today?
Yes, I might. (I might go to the market today.) Yes, I might. (I might go to the market today.)
2. Might she buy fresh fruits? 2. Might she buy fresh fruits?
Yes, she might. (She might buy fresh fruits.) Yes, she might. (She might buy fresh fruits.)
3. Might they arrive early? 3. Might they arrive early?
Yes, they might. (They might arrive early.) Yes, they might. (They might arrive early.)
Or Or
1. Will you buy fruits or vegetables? 1. Will you buy fruits or vegetables?
I will buy vegetables. I will buy vegetables.
2. Do you want apples or bananas? 2. Do you want apples or bananas?
I want bananas. I want bananas.
3. Should we go early or late? 3. Should we go early or late?
We should go early. We should go early.
Have Have
1. Have you visited the market today? 1. Have you visited the market today?
Yes, I have. (I have visited the market today.) Yes, I have. (I have visited the market today.)
2. Have they bought fresh vegetables? 2. Have they bought fresh vegetables?
Yes, they have. (They have bought fresh vegetables.) Yes, they have. (They have bought fresh vegetables.)
3. Have we checked the prices? 3. Have we checked the prices?
Yes, we have. (We have checked the prices.) Yes, we have. (We have checked the prices.)
Has Has
1. Has she visited the market today? 1. Has she visited the market today?
Yes, she has. (She has visited the market today.) Yes, she has. (She has visited the market today.)
2. Has he bought fresh vegetables? 2. Has he bought fresh vegetables?
Yes, he has. (He has bought fresh vegetables.) Yes, he has. (He has bought fresh vegetables.)
3. Has the shop opened early today? 3. Has the shop opened early today?
Yes, it has. (The shop has opened early today.) Yes, it has. (The shop has opened early today.)
Had Had
1. Had you gone to the market before it closed? 1. Had you gone to the market before it closed?
Yes, I had. (I had gone to the market before it closed.) Yes, I had. (I had gone to the market before it closed.)
2. Had she bought fruits earlier? 2. Had she bought fruits earlier?
Yes, she had. (She had bought fruits earlier.) Yes, she had. (She had bought fruits earlier.)
3. Had they visited the market last week? 3. Had they visited the market last week?
Yes, they had. (They had visited the market last week.) Yes, they had. (They had visited the market last week.)
How long How long
1. How long have you been in the market? 1. How long have you been in the market?
I have been here for one hour. I have been here for one hour.
2. How long did you stay in the market? 2. How long did you stay in the market?
I stayed for two hours. I stayed for two hours.
3. How long will you stay there? 3. How long will you stay there?
I will stay for a short time. I will stay for a short time.
How many How many
1. How many shops did you visit? 1. How many shops did you visit?
I visited five shops. I visited five shops.
2. How many vegetables did you buy? 2. How many vegetables did you buy?
I bought three types. I bought three types.
3. How many people are in the market? 3. How many people are in the market?
Many people are there. Many people are there.
How often How often
1. How often do you go to the market? 1. How often do you go to the market?
I go every day. I go every day.
2. How often does she visit the shop? 2. How often does she visit the shop?
She visits once a week. She visits once a week.
3. How often do they check prices? 3. How often do they check prices?
They check prices daily. They check prices daily.
How early How early
1. How early do you go to the market? 1. How early do you go to the market?
I go at 6 a.m. I go at 6 a.m.
2. How early did she arrive at the market? 2. How early did she arrive at the market?
She arrived very early. She arrived very early.
3. How early will they open the shop? 3. How early will they open the shop?
They will open at 7 a.m. They will open at 7 a.m.
How long How long
1. How long is the bridge in your area? 1. How long is the bridge in your area?
It is about two kilometers long. It is about two kilometers long.
2. How long did it take you to cross the river? 2. How long did it take you to cross the river?
It took about ten minutes. It took about ten minutes.
3. How long will the road construction continue? 3. How long will the road construction continue?
It will continue for six months. It will continue for six months.
How far How far
1. How far is the nearest railway station? 1. How far is the nearest railway station?
It is about five kilometers away. It is about five kilometers away.
2. How far did you travel yesterday? 2. How far did you travel yesterday?
I traveled about twenty kilometers. I traveled about twenty kilometers.
3. How far will the new road extend? 3. How far will the new road extend?
It will extend for ten kilometers. It will extend for ten kilometers.
How old How old
1. How old is this bus? 1. How old is this bus?
It is ten years old. It is ten years old.
2. How old is the railway bridge? 2. How old is the railway bridge?
It is twenty years old. It is twenty years old.
3. How old is your vehicle? 3. How old is your vehicle?
It is five years old. It is five years old.
Right? Right?
1. This bus goes to Nellore, right? 1. This bus goes to Nellore, right?
Yes, it does. (It goes to Nellore.) Yes, it does. (It goes to Nellore.)
2. You are waiting for the bus, right? 2. You are waiting for the bus, right?
Yes, I am. (I am waiting for the bus.) Yes, I am. (I am waiting for the bus.)
3. The train has arrived, right? 3. The train has arrived, right?
Yes, it has. (The train has arrived.) Yes, it has. (The train has arrived.)
Isn’t it? Isn’t it?
1. This road is very busy, isn’t it? 1. This road is very busy, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (The road is very busy.) Yes, it is. (The road is very busy.)
2. The bus is late, isn’t it? 2. The bus is late, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (The bus is late.) Yes, it is. (The bus is late.)
3. This bridge is new, isn’t it? 3. This bridge is new, isn’t it?
Yes, it is. (The bridge is new.) Yes, it is. (The bridge is new.)
Aren’t you? Aren’t you?
1. Aren’t you traveling by bus today? 1. Aren’t you traveling by bus today?
Yes, I am. (I am traveling by bus today.) Yes, I am. (I am traveling by bus today.)
2. Aren’t you going to the railway station? 2. Aren’t you going to the railway station?
Yes, I am. (I am going to the railway station.) Yes, I am. (I am going to the railway station.)
3. Aren’t you waiting for the train? 3. Aren’t you waiting for the train?
Yes, I am. (I am waiting for the train.) Yes, I am. (I am waiting for the train.)
Didn’t you? Didn’t you?
1. Didn’t you travel by bus yesterday? 1. Didn’t you travel by bus yesterday?
Yes, I did. (I traveled by bus yesterday.) Yes, I did. (I traveled by bus yesterday.)
2. Didn’t you go to the station? 2. Didn’t you go to the station?
Yes, I did. (I went to the station.) Yes, I did. (I went to the station.)
3. Didn’t you cross the bridge? 3. Didn’t you cross the bridge?
Yes, I did. (I crossed the bridge.) Yes, I did. (I crossed the bridge.)
Whose Whose
1. Whose ticket is this? 1. Whose ticket is this?
It is my ticket. It is my ticket.
2. Whose bus are you waiting for? 2. Whose bus are you waiting for?
I am waiting for my friend’s bus. I am waiting for my friend’s bus.
3. Whose bag is left in the bus? 3. Whose bag is left in the bus?
It is Raju’s bag. It is Raju’s bag.
Whom Whom
1. Whom did you meet at the station? 1. Whom did you meet at the station?
I met my uncle. I met my uncle.
2. Whom are you traveling with? 2. Whom are you traveling with?
I am traveling with my family. I am traveling with my family.
3. Whom should I inform about the delay? 3. Whom should I inform about the delay?
You should inform the bus office. You should inform the bus office.
What kind of What kind of
1. What kind of bus do you travel in? 1. What kind of bus do you travel in?
I travel in an express bus. I travel in an express bus.
2. What kind of seat did you book? 2. What kind of seat did you book?
I booked a window seat. I booked a window seat.
3. What kind of journey was it? 3. What kind of journey was it?
It was a comfortable journey. It was a comfortable journey.
What type of What type of
1. What type of ticket did you buy? 1. What type of ticket did you buy?
I bought a sleeper ticket. I bought a sleeper ticket.
2. What type of bus is this? 2. What type of bus is this?
It is a deluxe bus. It is a deluxe bus.
3. What type of luggage do you carry? 3. What type of luggage do you carry?
I carry light luggage. I carry light luggage.
What time What time
1. What time does the bus arrive? 1. What time does the bus arrive?
It arrives at 6 p.m. It arrives at 6 p.m.
2. What time did you reach the station? 2. What time did you reach the station?
I reached at 5 p.m. I reached at 5 p.m.
3. What time will the bus leave? 3. What time will the bus leave?
It will leave at 7 a.m. It will leave at 7 a.m.
What day What day
1. What day is your journey? 1. What day is your journey?
It is on Sunday. It is on Sunday.
2. What day did you travel last week? 2. What day did you travel last week?
I traveled on Friday. I traveled on Friday.
3. What day will you go home? 3. What day will you go home?
I will go on Monday. I will go on Monday.
How much How much
1. How much is the bus ticket? 1. How much is the bus ticket?
It is two hundred rupees. It is two hundred rupees.
2. How much luggage do you carry? 2. How much luggage do you carry?
I carry very little luggage. I carry very little luggage.
3. How much time does the journey take? 3. How much time does the journey take?
It takes five hours. It takes five hours.
Must Must
1. Must I book the bus ticket early? 1. Must I book the bus ticket early?
Yes, you must. (You must book the bus ticket early.) Yes, you must. (You must book the bus ticket early.)
2. Must she carry ID proof while traveling? 2. Must she carry ID proof while traveling?
Yes, she must. (She must carry ID proof while traveling.) Yes, she must. (She must carry ID proof while traveling.)
3. Must they reach the station on time? 3. Must they reach the station on time?
Yes, they must. (They must reach the station on time.) Yes, they must. (They must reach the station on time.)
Ought to Ought to
1. Ought I to confirm my bus seat? 1. Ought I to confirm my bus seat?
Yes, you ought to. (You ought to confirm your bus seat.) Yes, you ought to. (You ought to confirm your bus seat.)
2. Ought she to arrive early at the station? 2. Ought she to arrive early at the station?
Yes, she ought to. (She ought to arrive early at the station.) Yes, she ought to. (She ought to arrive early at the station.)
3. Ought we to carry water during travel? 3. Ought we to carry water during travel?
Yes, we ought to. (We ought to carry water during travel.) Yes, we ought to. (We ought to carry water during travel.)
Need Need
1. Need I buy another ticket? 1. Need I buy another ticket?
No, you needn’t. (You needn’t buy another ticket.) No, you needn’t. (You needn’t buy another ticket.)
2. Need she wait at the station? 2. Need she wait at the station?
Yes, she needs to. (She needs to wait at the station.) Yes, she needs to. (She needs to wait at the station.)
3. Need they cancel the trip? 3. Need they cancel the trip?
No, they needn’t. (They needn’t cancel the trip.) No, they needn’t. (They needn’t cancel the trip.)
Dare Dare
1. Dare you travel alone at night? 1. Dare you travel alone at night?
Yes, I dare. (I dare travel alone at night.) Yes, I dare. (I dare travel alone at night.)
2. Dare he miss the bus on purpose? 2. Dare he miss the bus on purpose?
No, he dare not. (He dare not miss the bus.) No, he dare not. (He dare not miss the bus.)
3. Dare they speak to the driver? 3. Dare they speak to the driver?
Yes, they dare. (They dare speak to the driver.) Yes, they dare. (They dare speak to the driver.)
Either … or Either … or
1. Will you go either by bus or by train? 1. Will you go either by bus or by train?
I will go by bus. I will go by bus.
2. Do you want either a window seat or an aisle seat? 2. Do you want either a window seat or an aisle seat?
I want a window seat. I want a window seat.
3. Should we travel either today or tomorrow? 3. Should we travel either today or tomorrow?
We should travel tomorrow. We should travel tomorrow.
Whether … or Whether … or
1. Do you know whether the bus will come or not? 1. Do you know whether the bus will come or not?
Yes, I know it will come. Yes, I know it will come.
2. Are you deciding whether to travel or stay? 2. Are you deciding whether to travel or stay?
I am deciding to travel. I am deciding to travel.
3. Did they confirm whether the bus is delayed or not? 3. Did they confirm whether the bus is delayed or not?
Yes, they confirmed it is delayed. Yes, they confirmed it is delayed.
Wasn’t he? Wasn’t he?
1. Wasn’t he at the market yesterday? 1. Wasn’t he at the market yesterday?
Yes, he was. (He was at the market yesterday.) Yes, he was. (He was at the market yesterday.)
2. Wasn’t he buying vegetables? 2. Wasn’t he buying vegetables?
Yes, he was. (He was buying vegetables.) Yes, he was. (He was buying vegetables.)
3. Wasn’t he talking to the shopkeeper? 3. Wasn’t he talking to the shopkeeper?
Yes, he was. (He was talking to the shopkeeper.) Yes, he was. (He was talking to the shopkeeper.)
Weren’t they? Weren’t they?
1. Weren’t they at the market today? 1. Weren’t they at the market today?
Yes, they were. (They were at the market today.) Yes, they were. (They were at the market today.)
2. Weren’t they buying fruits? 2. Weren’t they buying fruits?
Yes, they were. (They were buying fruits.) Yes, they were. (They were buying fruits.)
3. Weren’t they waiting in the queue? 3. Weren’t they waiting in the queue?
Yes, they were. (They were waiting in the queue.) Yes, they were. (They were waiting in the queue.)
Don’t you? Don’t you?
1. Don’t you go to the market daily? 1. Don’t you go to the market daily?
Yes, I do. (I go to the market daily.) Yes, I do. (I go to the market daily.)
2. Don’t you buy vegetables there? 2. Don’t you buy vegetables there?
Yes, I do. (I buy vegetables there.) Yes, I do. (I buy vegetables there.)
3. Don’t you like fresh fruits? 3. Don’t you like fresh fruits?
Yes, I do. (I like fresh fruits.) Yes, I do. (I like fresh fruits.)
Doesn’t she? Doesn’t she?
1. Doesn’t she go to the market? 1. Doesn’t she go to the market?
Yes, she does. (She goes to the market.) Yes, she does. (She goes to the market.)
2. Doesn’t she buy vegetables? 2. Doesn’t she buy vegetables?
Yes, she does. (She buys vegetables.) Yes, she does. (She buys vegetables.)
3. Doesn’t she sell fruits? 3. Doesn’t she sell fruits?
Yes, she does. (She sells fruits.) Yes, she does. (She sells fruits.)
Haven’t you? Haven’t you?
1. Haven’t you visited the market today? 1. Haven’t you visited the market today?
Yes, I have. (I have visited the market today.) Yes, I have. (I have visited the market today.)
2. Haven’t you bought vegetables? 2. Haven’t you bought vegetables?
Yes, I have. (I have bought vegetables.) Yes, I have. (I have bought vegetables.)
3. Haven’t you seen the new shop? 3. Haven’t you seen the new shop?
Yes, I have. (I have seen the new shop.) Yes, I have. (I have seen the new shop.)
Hasn’t he? Hasn’t he?
1. Hasn’t he gone to the market today? 1. Hasn’t he gone to the market today?
Yes, he has. (He has gone to the market today.) Yes, he has. (He has gone to the market today.)
2. Hasn’t he bought vegetables? 2. Hasn’t he bought vegetables?
Yes, he has. (He has bought vegetables.) Yes, he has. (He has bought vegetables.)
3. Hasn’t he met the shopkeeper? 3. Hasn’t he met the shopkeeper?
Yes, he has. (He has met the shopkeeper.) Yes, he has. (He has met the shopkeeper.)
Won’t you? Won’t you?
1. Won’t you go to the market today? 1. Won’t you go to the market today?
Yes, I will. (I will go to the market today.) Yes, I will. (I will go to the market today.)
2. Won’t you buy fresh fruits? 2. Won’t you buy fresh fruits?
Yes, I will. (I will buy fresh fruits.) Yes, I will. (I will buy fresh fruits.)
3. Won’t you help your friend at the market? 3. Won’t you help your friend at the market?
Yes, I will. (I will help my friend at the market.) Yes, I will. (I will help my friend at the market.)
Wouldn’t you? Wouldn’t you?
1. Wouldn’t you like to visit the market? 1. Wouldn’t you like to visit the market?
Yes, I would. (I would like to visit the market.) Yes, I would. (I would like to visit the market.)
2. Wouldn’t you buy fresh vegetables? 2. Wouldn’t you buy fresh vegetables?
Yes, I would. (I would buy fresh vegetables.) Yes, I would. (I would buy fresh vegetables.)
3. Wouldn’t you bargain in the market? 3. Wouldn’t you bargain in the market?
Yes, I would. (I would bargain in the market.) Yes, I would. (I would bargain in the market.)
Shouldn’t we? Shouldn’t we?
1. Shouldn’t we go to the market early? 1. Shouldn’t we go to the market early?
Yes, we should. (We should go to the market early.) Yes, we should. (We should go to the market early.)
2. Shouldn’t we check the prices first? 2. Shouldn’t we check the prices first?
Yes, we should. (We should check the prices first.) Yes, we should. (We should check the prices first.)
3. Shouldn’t we carry cash to the market? 3. Shouldn’t we carry cash to the market?
Yes, we should. (We should carry cash to the market.) Yes, we should. (We should carry cash to the market.)
Couldn’t they? Couldn’t they?
1. Couldn’t they find fresh vegetables? 1. Couldn’t they find fresh vegetables?
Yes, they could. (They could find fresh vegetables.) Yes, they could. (They could find fresh vegetables.)
2. Couldn’t they reach the market on time? 2. Couldn’t they reach the market on time?
Yes, they could. (They could reach the market on time.) Yes, they could. (They could reach the market on time.)
3. Couldn’t they carry heavy bags? 3. Couldn’t they carry heavy bags?
Yes, they could. (They could carry heavy bags.) Yes, they could. (They could carry heavy bags.)
However However
1. However, the market is crowded today. 1. However, the market is crowded today.
Yes, it is very crowded. Yes, it is very crowded.
2. However, I went to the market early. 2. However, I went to the market early.
Yes, you went early. Yes, you went early.
3. However, prices are high today. 3. However, prices are high today.
Yes, they are high. Yes, they are high.
Whatever Whatever
1. Whatever you buy, check the quality. 1. Whatever you buy, check the quality.
Yes, I will check. Yes, I will check.
2. Whatever happens, go to the market early. 2. Whatever happens, go to the market early.
Yes, I will go early. Yes, I will go early.
3. Whatever you need, you can find at the market. 3. Whatever you need, you can find at the market.
Yes, I can find it. Yes, I can find it.
Whenever Whenever
1. Whenever do you go to the market? 1. Whenever do you go to the market?
I go whenever I get time. I go whenever I get time.
2. Whenever does she visit the market? 2. Whenever does she visit the market?
She visits whenever she is free. She visits whenever she is free.
3. Whenever should we go shopping? 3. Whenever should we go shopping?
We should go whenever we need things. We should go whenever we need things.