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100 common American English questions for intermediate students

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As ESL teacher I have realized that asking questions is crucial for intermediate students to develop their speaking skills. The combination questions- answers in the class provoques a practical environment that allows students to interact among them. So, we have built a collection of 100 common questions to facilitate this process. To get the benefits of this collection students must not only try to understand, make some changes in the questions but also try to answer them.
Again don't forget repetition is really important, so students must repeat and repeat these questions and answers.


  1. How often do you brush your teeth?

  2. At what time do you go to bed?

  3. What do you like to eat?

  4. What is your favorite singer?

  5. Which one of them do you like?

  6. Which one of you is ready?

  7. Where is the refrigerator?

  8. What is inside of the box?

  9. What do you mean exactly?

  10. What do you mean by that?

  11. How many time I must tell you this?

  12. How many people do you see in the classroom?

  13. How much water do you need?

  14. How much money do I owe you?

  15. Why are you looking at me!

  16. Why do you do this like that?

  17. What would I do without you in my life?

  18. What must I do to have you in my life? 

  19. Why should I live close to you?

  20. Can I stay by your side forever?

  21. Why do you need me? 

  22. What are you doing today?

  23. Whose money is that!

  24. Whose car is that?

  25. Where can I find what I need?

  26. Where is my lover?

  27. Can I help you?

  28. How can I help you today?

  29. May I ask you some questions?

  30. Should I leave now?

  31. Would you like to drink some coffee this morning?

  32. What are you talking about!

  33. What is he talking about?

  34. Who do you think you're talking to?

  35. Who's knocking at the door!

  36. Who's there?

  37. How can someone please everybody?

  38. Are you trying to cheat on......?

  39. Are you kidding me?

  40. Is he happy for the gift?

  41. Are we near the town!

  42. Are they in the classroom?

  43. Is your brother hungry today?

  44. Are he and I interested?

  45. Must we do it for you?

  46. Must I go with you again?

  47. May they go out twice a day?

  48. What will you do, if the teacher doesn't come today?

  49. Would you like to drink some water before the you eat!

  50. What do you see around you?

  51. Do you understand him?

  52. Do you know what he is saying?

  53. Do you watch tv everyday?

  54. Does he eat all the food?

  55. Does she love you with her heart?

  56. Does your boyfriend speak English?

  57. Do your friends come to school today?

  58. Do they like the way you are?

  59. Do your sister and brother like spicy food?

  60. Does your teacher come to school today?

  61. Did you go to church yesterday?

  62. Did you eat the spaghetti last night?

  63. Did he come to see you, yesterday?

  64.  Did they cook the meat?

  65.   What else could you say about ……? =

  66. Who else could we invite in my birthday party? 

  67. Where else can I find a….. around here ? = 

  68. Can you give me a list of ...? = 

  69. I 'd like to know why....? = 

  70. Why are you sorry?

  71. You beat, him what is the reason for that?

  72.  Did you know when he left?

  73. Why are you staring at me like that ? =

  74.  Could you tell me... ? =

  75. Do you have something to give…?

  76.  Have you seen the email I sent you?

  77. What have you eaten this weekend?

  78. What do you expect from…?

  79. How much does it cost…?

  80. What is it useful for…?

  81. What is the reason why you/ he/ she/we/they…?

  82. What else can you add…?

  83. How long does it take to cook…?

  84. Why are you staring at me like that?

  85. Could you let me know when/ where.......?

  86. How do you see our..?

  87. What is your expectation about…?

  88. How do you go to school?

  89. What did you eat today?

  90. Do you like skating?

  91. Do you speak English?

  92. Do you want to dance with him?

  93. Can you jump high?

  94. Do you know how to cook spaghetti?

  95. Can you run fast?

  96. Why do you make noise in the classroom?

  97. Why do you bend your head?

  98. Why are you learning English?

  99. What's wrong with you today!

  100. How can I can go down town from here?

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