1. Put the verbs into Present Simple and ask all 5–6 possible questions for the following sentences: 1) Romance readers (watch) comedy movies. 2) Music lovers (respect) song composers. 3) This book shop (sell) horror fiction. 4) Movie directors rarely (produce) cartoons.

Romance readers watch comedy movies.

1. Which readers watch comedy movies? — Romance readers.
2. Who watches comedy movies? — Romance readers.
3. How often do romance readers watch comedy movies? — Not stated.
4. What do romance readers do? — They watch comedy movies.
5. Which movies do romance readers watch? — Comedy movies.
6. What do romance readers watch? — Comedy movies.

Music lovers respect song composers.

1. Which lovers respect song composers? — Music lovers.
2. Who respects song composers? — Music lovers.
3. How often do music lovers respect song composers? — Not stated.
4. What do music lovers do? — They respect song composers.
5. Which composers do music lovers respect? — Song composers.
6. What do music lovers respect? — Song composers.

This book shop sells horror fiction.

1. Which book shop sells horror fiction? — This book shop.
2. What sells horror fiction? — This book shop.
3. How often does this book shop sell horror fiction? — Not stated.
4. What does this book shop do? — It sells horror fiction.
5. Which fiction does this book shop sell? — Horror fiction.
6. What does this book shop sell? — Horror fiction.

Movie directors rarely produce cartoons.

1. Which directors rarely produce cartoons? — Movie directors.
2. Who rarely produces cartoons? — Movie directors.
3. How often do movie directors produce cartoons? — Rarely.
4. What do movie directors do? — They produce cartoons.
5. Which cartoons do movie directors rarely produce? — Not stated.
6. What do movie directors rarely produce? — Cartoons.