1. Question words.

Read the questions and answers. Choose the correct question word to complete the questions.

2. Questions.

Put the words in order to make questions about life in space.

3. Question word order.

Drag the parts of speech with their examples into the correct box to complete the information about word order with questions.

For more information about question forms see the Grammar Reference.

4. Correct or incorrect?

Are the questions below grammatically correct or incorrect?

5. Sentence correction.

Now correct the incorrect sentences from the previous exercise. Remember to include a question mark at the end.

6. Insert the word.

Here are some more questions about life in space. Put the word on the left in the correct place in the question.

7. Questions and answers.

Match the questions in the previous exercise to the correct answers.

8. Can you remember?

Here are the answers again to the questions in the previous exercise. Write the questions. Remember to include a question mark at the end.

9. Adverbs of frequency.

Look at the examples.

Astronauts usually work for about 16 hours a day.
Space shuttle crews are usually in space for about two or three weeks.
Food doesn't usually need preparation.
Astronauts never have a shower in space.

Usually and never are adverbs of frequency. They tell us how often an action happens.

Drag the adverbs of frequency to the correct place on the line below. Never and usually have been done for you as examples.

For more information about adverbs of frequency see the Grammar Reference.

10. Adverbs of frequency.

Put the adverbs of frequency in the correct place in the sentence.

11. Adverbs of frequency.

Where do we usually put adverbs of frequency? Choose the correct explanation.

12. Adverbs of frequency.

Choose the correct adverb of frequency to make the sentences correct.