English Grammar - Question Formation: 45 MCQs with Answers

Question Formation
English Grammar - Question Formation

English Grammar- Question Formation

Question Formation MCQ questions covering WH questions, yes/no questions and question word order in English grammar.

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Q31. Choose the correct question using a modal verb: 'You can help me.'

Right Answer: Can you help me?


Explanation:

'Can you help me?' correctly inverts the modal 'can' with the subject.

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Q32. Identify the correct question: 'She should apologize.'

Right Answer: Should she apologize?


Explanation:

'Should she apologize?' correctly inverts the modal 'should' with the subject.

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Q33. Choose the correct question: 'They must leave now.'

Right Answer: Must they leave now?


Explanation:

'Must they leave now?' correctly inverts the modal 'must' with the subject.

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Q34. Identify the correct question: 'He might come later.'

Right Answer: Might he come later?


Explanation:

'Might he come later?' correctly inverts the modal 'might' with the subject.

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Q35. Choose the correct question: 'We could finish this today.'

Right Answer: Could we finish this today?


Explanation:

'Could we finish this today?' correctly inverts the modal 'could' with the subject.

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Q36. Choose the correct indirect question for: 'Where does she live?'

Right Answer: Do you know where she lives?


Explanation:

Indirect questions use normal statement word order (subject before verb), without the auxiliary 'does': 'where she lives'.

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Q37. Identify the correct indirect question for: 'What is her name?'

Right Answer: Could you tell me what her name is?


Explanation:

The indirect question uses normal word order: 'what her name is', not the inverted 'what is her name'.

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Q38. Choose the correct indirect question for: 'How old is he?'

Right Answer: I wonder how old he is.


Explanation:

The indirect question uses normal word order: 'how old he is', not the inverted form.

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Q39. Identify the correct indirect question for: 'Where is the station?'

Right Answer: Can you tell me where the station is?


Explanation:

The indirect question uses normal word order: 'where the station is'.

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Q40. Choose the correct rule for forming indirect questions.

Right Answer: Normal statement word order (subject before verb) is used, without inverting the auxiliary.


Explanation:

Indirect questions use normal statement word order, unlike direct questions which invert the subject and auxiliary.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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