Put all possible questions to the sentences. 1) In the morning my friend is usually in the park. 2) The boys are at the stadium now. 3) My sister is afraid of big dogs. 4) In the evenings the Browns are usually in the garden.

1) In the morning my friend is usually in the park.

General question:

Is my friend usually in the park in the morning?

Alternative question:

Is my friend usually in the park or at home in the morning?

Tag question:

In the morning my friend is usually in the park, isn't he?

Special questions:

Where is my friend usually in the morning?

When is my friend usually in the morning?

Who is usually in the park in the morning?

How often is my friend in the park in the morning?

2) The boys are at the stadium now.

General question:

Are the boys at the stadium now?

Alternative question:

Are the boys at the stadium or at home now?

Tag question:

The boys are at the stadium now, aren't they?

Special questions:

Where are the boys now?

Who is at the stadium now?

Why are the boys at the stadium now?

When are the boys at the stadium?

3) My sister is afraid of big dogs.

General question:

Is my sister afraid of big dogs?

Alternative question:

Is my sister afraid of big dogs or cats?

Tag question:

My sister is afraid of big dogs, isn't she?

Special questions:

Who is afraid of big dogs?

What is my sister afraid of?

Why is my sister afraid of big dogs?

4) In the evenings the Browns are usually in the garden.

General question:

Are the Browns usually in the garden in the evenings?

Alternative question:

Are the Browns usually in the garden or at home in the evenings?

Tag question:

The Browns are usually in the garden in the evenings, aren't they?

Special questions:

Where are the Browns usually in the evenings?

When are the Browns usually in the garden?

Why are the Browns usually in the garden in the evenings?

Who is usually in the garden in the evenings?