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Ask me two questions about the statement: My sister won the biggest trophy.
How did she win the trophy? How big is it? What did she win the trophy for? When did she win?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I broke my arm.
How did you break your arm? What happened? Did it hurt? When did you break your arm? Can I sign your cast? Where did you break your arm?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I read some great books this summer.
What books did you read? How many books did you read? What was your favorite book?
Ask me two questions about the statement: My dog ran away.
Can I help you? When did your dog run away? Which way did he go?
Ask me two questions about the statement: Let's go to the beach.
What beach should we go to? When do you want to go? What should I bring?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I saw a police officer in front of the bank.
What was the police officer doing? Why were they there?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I finished my Halloween costume.
What is your costume? What are you going to be for Halloween? Was it hard to make? Did anyone help you?
Ask me two questions about the statement: There is going to be an assembly in school tomorrow.
What is the assembly about? What time is the assembly? Why is there an assembly?
Ask me two questions about the statement: My teacher was upset with the class today.
Why was she upset? What did your teacher do? What was your class doing? Did anyone get in trouble?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I received a $100 reward.
What was the reward for? What did you do? What are you going to do with the money?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I finished my science project.
What was your project? Can I see your project? How long did it take you?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I went shopping for new clothes last weekend.
What did you get? Where did you go? Who did you go with?
Ask me two questions about the statement: Our family just bought a new car.
What kind of car did you get? What color is it? Why did you get a new car? Where did you get it?
Ask me two questions about the statement: They are closing the park early.
Why is the park closing early? What is happening at the park? What time is it closing?
Ask me two questions about the statement: The teacher needs some helpers after class.
What kind of help do you need? Can I help? How many helpers do you need?
Ask me two questions about the statement: There was an accident in my neighborhood.
What happened? Was anyone hurt? Did you see it happen?
Ask me two questions about the statement: We are going out to celebrate tonight.
What are you celebrating? Where are you going? Who are you going with? What are you going to do?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I saw a great movie last night.
What movie did you see? Where did you see it? Who did you watch it with? Did you like it?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I didn't go to school yesterday.
Why didn't you go to school? Were you sick? Where were you?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I bought a new video game.
Where did you get it? How much was it? What game did you get?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I am going to visit my grandmother.
Where does she live? Who are you going with? What are you going to do with your grandma? How long are you going to visit?
Ask me two questions about the statement: My family is going on vacation.
Where are you going? When are you leaving? How long will you be gone?
Ask me two questions about the statement: Today, the school bus broke down.
What happened? Where did it break down? How did you get to school/home?
Ask me two questions about the statement: I am moving away.
Where are you moving? Why are you moving? When are you leaving?
Ask me two questions about the statement: There is going to be a surprise party for Mary.
When is the party? Where will the party be? What time is the party? Who is going to the party?
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