Session 5

There's another murder and this time Viktor Frankenstein himself is arrested. Plus, find out what you've learnt about subject and object questions from Unit 18 in our weekly quiz.

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The Weekly Quiz

It's that time of the week!

A mystery, a £5000 ring, a wedding, a case and subject-object questions – we've heard about all these things this week but what do you really remember? Here is your chance to find out in our weekly quiz. Good luck!

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The Weekly Quiz

15 Questions

15 questions about Unit 18. Choose the correct answers.

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Excellent!Great job!ሕማቕ ዕድል!ዘመዝገብኩምዎ ነጥቢ ...:
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End of Unit 18

That's all for Unit 18. By now you should feel confident constructing and asking subject and object questions. Maybe they will be useful next time you are asked to solve a crime?! Join us in Unit 19 where you will learn about too much, too many, enough,not enough and very – and we'll find out about places to live.



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  • Subject questions with no auxiliary are formed with: question word + verb + object, where the verb agrees with the subject.

    • Who speaks Japanese? Kenji speaks Japanese.
    • Who rang the doorbell? The milkman rang the doorbell.
    • What caused the accident? Bad weather caused the accident.

    Whose and which ask about possession and choice, and can be used in subject questions like this:

    • Whose horsefinished the race first?
    • Which painting cost the most?

    What and which

    As well as which, what is also used to ask about choices. If the choice is limited, we use which and this is usually followed by a noun.

    • What makes you happy?
    • Which poem won the competition?