Question Marks in sentences Page 6

YOUR TASK Is to place the right Question Marks in the sentences. Type in your Question Marks using the keyboard.

When you have finished, click the Enter button. You have do this with all 8 numbers. If unsure then click the Answer Button.

Do you want to continue?

Press the OK Button or Cancel.

What about going over there? What for? To see Jane, you said, you wanted to talk to her. What about? To, ask her out for a drink. Where? Down to the Red Bull, will her friends be there tonight? Ask her? Ok then. James, Sarah, as just come in. What about asking her too? Ok, then. Sarah would you like to come out to the Red Bull tonight? I would love too.

James was walking out the door when, Jane asked. When are you coming back? Later, can I bring you back anything? Yes, would you get me a tub of ice cream? Sure, anything else? No, what time will you be in? About six, said James. Jane, can you have dinner ready, when I get back? Yes, what would you like? Chips and peas please, thank you.

What would you like, food and drink? Please, whatever. We went into the kitchen. What drink would you like? Tea please! Do you want milk in it? Yes, and two sugars, please. Would you like to stop for dinner? Please, what have you got? Pork, potatoes, carrots and peas, do you want a dessert?

How did you know where I was? Did your father tell you? No. Who gave you my address? Jane did. About your boat, is it still for sale? Yes, how much are you selling it for? Come round tomorrow and we will talk about it.

How many are looking out for us? There are three in the town, but how many in the countryside? I think about five, do you think we will get caught? No, not if we keep away from them. Jim shall we grab a car? Yes if we can find one.

Have they turned you into a lady yet? Jessica said no. Do you have those dresses? I gave you last year. Yes, why would you like them back? Please.

How about this evening? I thought I might drive over to you and take you out for a drink. Would your dad come? It will be for an hour, that is all.

Click on a Number from 1 to 8, to get the correct sentence with the Question Marks displayed. You will see where the Question Marks are place in lime green for each number, for that sentence. Press (Clear) when finished.

Click on a Number from 1 to 8, to get the sentences. These sentences will not be displaying the Question Marks. The numbers represent how many there are in that sentence. After clicking a number, you will see a text box, with a sentences in it. Read the sentence and click on it, then use the keyboard to replace the missing Question Marks. Press (Enter) when finished.