Question

Read these sentences and write general questions (use full sentences):

1. They arrive at half past three.



2. He tries to find time to see his friends.



3. You work at the weekend.

Answer 1

General questions are formed by inverting the subject and auxiliary or adding 'do', 'does', or 'did'. The questions from the sentences are: What time do they arrive? Does he try to find time to see his friends? Do you work at the weekend?

Step-by-step explanation:

To create general questions from the given sentences, we should change the sentences to interrogative form by inverting the subject and the auxiliary or modal verb. If there's no auxiliary or modal verb present, we use 'do', 'does', or 'did' based on the tense. Here are the general questions formed from the provided sentences:

1. What time do they arrive?
2. Does he try to find time to see his friends?
3. Do you work at the weekend?

Answer 2

1. What era is it?
2. We grew up with institutionalized education—it were a normal part of routine.
3. They found us kissy-facin at the docs.