Unit 18: A detective story
Subject-object questions
Select a unit
- 1Nice to meet you!
- 2What to wear
- 3Like this, like that
- 4The daily grind
- 5Christmas every day
- 6Great achievers
- 7The Titanic
- 8Travel
- 9The big wedding
- 10Sunny's job hunt
- 11The bucket list
- 12Moving and migration
- 13Welcome to BBC Broadcasting House
- 14New Year, New Project
- 15From Handel to Hendrix
- 16What's the weather like?
- 17The Digital Revolution
- 18A detective story
- 19A place to live
- 20The Cult of Celebrity
- 21Welcome to your new job
- 22Beyond the planets
- 23Great expectations!
- 24Eco-tourism
- 25Moving house
- 26It must be love
- 27Job hunting success... and failure
- 28Speeding into the future
- 29Lost arts
- 30Tales of survival
Session 3
Find out why Inspector Stone spends most of this episode hiding in the garden... and practise forming past simple negatives.
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Activity 2
Whose or who's?
Barreeffama kana dubbisii shakala kana xumuri
Whose story is true?
Did you spot all the subject and object questions with 'what', 'who' and 'which'? We can also use the question word 'whose', spelt 'w-h-o-s-e', as in the question 'whose story is true?'. 'Whose' shows something belongs to someone and usually comes before a noun. It can be confusing because it sounds like 'who's', spelt w-h-o apostrophe 's' and which is short for 'who is' or who has'. Remember, 'whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.
For example: Whose glasses have I just stepped on?
To do
Have a look at these sentences using who's and whose and sort them into ones that are correctly written and those that are not.
Right or wrong?
8 Questions
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 1 of 8
Right
Wrong
Excellent!Great job!Carraa badaa!Qabxii argatte:
Right or wrong?
8 Questions
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 1 of 8
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 2 of 8
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 3 of 8
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 4 of 8
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 5 of 8
Gargaarsa
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Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 6 of 8
Gargaarsa
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Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 7 of 8
Gargaarsa
Activity
Drag the sentences into the correct columns.
karaarra buusu
'Whose' for belonging usually comes before a noun.Question 8 of 8
Excellent!Great job!Carraa badaa!Qabxii argatte:
Next
So who's stolen the ring and will Inspector Stone ever find out? There's more work to be done and it involves you. Go to the next activity to find out about the prime - or main - suspect who's been making some silly mistakes.
