0What has?
Practice saying the sentences below out loud to get a feel for how to use “What has?” when asking a question.
Question
1. What has she got? 2. What has he given? 3. What has he been doing? 4. What has she cooked? 5. What has he written? . 6. What has he been telling you? 7. What has she done? 8. What has she brought? 9. What has he painted? 10. What has he been studying?
Answer.
1. She has got two mangoes. 2. He has given some money. 3. He has been sleeping. 4. She has cooked rice and vegetables. 5. He has written that everything is fine. 6. He has been telling us to hurry up. 7. She has stolen my book. 8. She has brought a camera. 9. He has painted a portrait. 10. He has been studying English.
Practice saying the sentences below out loud to get a feel for how to use “What has?” to respond to a cue or statement.
Cues
1. She has brought it. 2. He has painted it. 3. She has typed it. 4. He has done it. 5. She has broken it. 6. He has washed it. 7. She has cooked it. 8. He has drawn it. 9. She has polished it. 10. He has won it.
Response
1. What has she brought? 2. What has he painted? 3. What has she typed? 4. What has he done? 5. What has she broken? 6. What has he washed? 7. What has she cooked? 8. What has he drawn? 9. What has she polished? 10. What has he won?
