MCQmediumDistinguishing between 'Where do you come from?' and 'Where are you coming from now?'

Why does the immigration officer ask 'Where do you come from?' and 'Where are you coming from now?'?

Options

aTo confuse the passenger.

bTo distinguish between origin country and current departure location.check_circle

cHe forgot the first answer.

dIt is a standard security procedure with no specific meaning.

Key Points

The 'Language Focus' section explains: 'Differentiate between questions asking about origin ('Where are you from?') and current location ('Where are you coming from now?').' This directly answers the A2 question in the text.

Source

Class 6 › English › Chapter 4: Where are You From? › Topic: Distinguishing between 'Where do you come from?' and 'Where are you coming from now?'

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.