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  • He bought a new phone. → Make the Wh-question.
    What did he buy?
  • She’s reading a new book. → Make the Wh-question.
    What is she reading?
  • You ______ help your parents at home.
    You must help your parents at home.
  • The cat is sleeping. → Make the sentence with a subject pronoun.
    It is sleeping.
  • We’re studying because we have a test. → Make the Wh-question.
    Why are you studying?
  • This book is for (Tom). → Replace with the correct object pronoun.
    This book is for him.
  • I wake up at 7 a.m. → Make the Wh-question.
    What time do you wake up?
  • I saw a movie last Saturday. → Make the Wh-question.
    What did you see last Saturday?
  • My brother is very tall. → Make the sentence with a subject pronoun.
    He is very tall.
  • You _______ run in the hallway.
    You mustn’t run in the hallway.
  • I met my best friend at the café yesterday. → Make the Wh-question.
    Who did you meet at the café?
  • Sarah and I are best friends. → Make the sentence with a subject pronoun.
    We are best friends.
  • You ______ eat your vegetables. They’re healthy.
    You must eat your vegetables. They’re healthy.
  • You ____ eat too much candy.
    You mustn’t eat too much candy.
  • You _______ forget your homework.
    You mustn’t forget your homework.
  • Students ______ bring their notebooks to every class.
    Students must bring their notebooks to every class.
  • I don’t like spiders. Do you like (spiders)? → Replace with the correct object pronoun.
    Do you like them?
  • They went on holiday last month. → Make the Wh-question.
    When did they go on holiday?
  • They’re eating dinner now. → Make the Wh-question.
    What are they eating?
  • You _____ talk during the exam.
    You mustn’t talk during the exam.
  • We went to the park yesterday. → Make the Wh-question.
    Where did you go yesterday?
  • She goes to school by bus. → Make the Wh-question.
    How does she go to school?
  • Can you help (I) with my homework? → Replace with the correct object pronoun.
    Can you help me with my homework?
  • She’s talking to (Maria). → Replace with the correct object pronoun.
    She’s talking to her.
  • You _____ wear a helmet when you ride a bike.
    You must wear a helmet when you ride a bike.
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