| C - Other Types of Questions. |
| 1. Indirect Questions Listen for specific information. When do you think you will be finished today? |
| 2. Tag Questions Listen for yes/no or a confirming statement. Bernard is head of research and development, isn't he? |
| 3. Negative Questions Listen for true or false information if you hear a negative question. isn’t it too late to call the European office? |
| 4. Alternative Questions Listen for preference if you hear a "Which do you prefer" type of question or question with or/rather/either/neither/both. Will you be paying by cash or credit card? |
| 5. Declarative Sentences Listen for expressions of emotion, opinion, extra information, or a follow-up question to the statement. There’s a lot of talk about moving to a new location. |
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| 6. Suggestion |
| i. Why don’t...? Listen for a response to a suggestion or recommendation. Why don’t we try that new restaurant for dinner? |
| ii. How/What about...?` Listen for a response to a suggestion. How about going to a movie tonight? |
| iii. Should/Shouldn't...? Listen for yes/no, or the mention of a duty or responsibility. Should we ask the boss what to do? |
| Shouldn't we make a reservation? |
