SUBJECT QUESTIONS

Sometimes we want to ask a question where the thing we want to know is actually the subject of the answer.

Then we don't need auxiliary verbs. Look at the examples:

Who has got a puppy?



Mary washes her teeth three times a week.
SUBJECT QUESTION: Who washes her teeth three times a wee?
OBJECT QUESTION: How often does Mary wash her teeth?

My parents live in Rome.
SUBJECT QUESTION: Who live in Rome?
OBJECT QUESTION: Where do your parents live?


Now, write a subject and an object question for each sentence:

1. My brother studies Biology.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

2. Robert and Tim play football every day. 
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

3. The new teacher comes from Manchester.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

4. My best friend watches soap operas.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION:

5. Tim works seven hours from Monday to Friday.
SUBJECT QUESTION:
OBJECT QUESTION: