Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (where / you / go to school?)
Where did you go to school?
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (when / he / arrive?)
When did he arrive?
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (why / he / eat so much?)
(what / they / do yesterday?)
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (what / they / do yesterday?)
What did they do yesterday?
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (who / you / meet at the party?)
Who did you meet at the party?
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (where / I / leave my glasses?)
Where did I leave my glasses?
Make past simple ‘wh’ question using the words: (why / she / get angry?)
Why did she get angry?
____________ yesterday? I posted (a letter) yesterday.
What did you post yesterday?
___________ a lot of photographs? She took a lot of photographs (in London).
Where did she take a lot of photographs?
____________ home? He came home (by taxi).
How did he come home?
______ school? He left school (at 4 o'clock).
What time did he leave school?
________ to get here? It took me (two hours) to get here.
How long did it take you to get here?
__________ her? They gave her (some money).
What did they give her?
__________ ? They cost (50 euros).
How much did they cost?
_________ ? She borrower (her mother's) dress.
Whose dress did she borrow?
______ the vase? Lucy broke the vase (because he was angry).
Why did Lucy break the vase?
