Ex. 17. Put general questions and special questions to the underlined words

1. Our University will have a large computer centre next year.

2. We have more than 10,000 résumés on our database.

3. They had an agreement never to talk about work at home.

4. The PC has two USB ports.

5. The printers have an automatic paper feed.

6. They had a system crash last night.

7. My friend has a fine collection of old records.

8. You will have just 30 seconds to answer the question.

9. The CD-ROMs have a memory capacity of 680 megabytes.

10. A chip has several hundred thousand electronic components (transistors, resistors, etc.).

1. G: Will our university have a large computer centre next year?

S: When will our university have a large computer centre?

2. G: Do you have more than 10000 resumes on your database?

S: How many resumes do you have on your database?

3. G: Did they have an agreement never to talk about work at home?

S: What kind of agreement did they have?

4. G: Does the PC have two USB ports?

S: How many USB ports does the PC have?

5. G: Do the printers have an automatic paper feed?

S: What kind of paper feed do the printers have?

6. G: Did they have a system crash last night?

S: When did they have a system crash?

7. G: Does your friend have a fine collection of old records?

S: What kind of collection does you friend have?

8. G: Will you have just 30 seconds to answer the question?

S: How many seconds will you have to answer the question?

9. G: Do the CD-ROMs have a memory capacity of 680 megabytes?

S: What amount of memory capacity do the CD-ROMs have?

10. G: Does a chip have hundred thousand electronic components?

S: How many electronic components does a chip have?