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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Make a question: Who/ call/ you/ last night?
Who called you last night?
Make a question: How long/ Jane/ learn/ English now?
How long has Jane been learning English now?
Make a question: Where/ you/ go/ if/ the weather/ good at the weekend?
Where will you go if the weather is good at the weekend?
Make a question: What/ you/ do/ this time next week?
What will you be doing this time nest week?
Make a question: When/ the plane/ leave/ tomorrow?
When does the plane leave tomorrow?
Make a question: Your hands are dirty. What / you/ do?
What have you been doing?
Make a question: What/ you/ do/ when the storm/ start/ yesterday?
What were you doing when the storm started yesterday?
Make a question: What time/ your dad/ wake up/ morning?
What time does your dad wake up in the morning?
Make a question: What/ your parents/ say/ if/ you/ come home with a tatoo?
What would your parents say if you came home with a tatoo?
Make a question: you/ ever/ perform/ on stage?
Have you ever performed on stage?
Make a question: How many people/ invite you/ party/ last night?
How many people invited you to the party last night?
Make a second conditional sentence: How/ you/ feel/ if/ your friends/ be/ an hour late for a meeting?
How would you feel if your friends were an hour late for a meeting?
Make a question: Who/ your favourite film/ direct/ by?
Who was your favourite film directed by?
Make a question: Who/ you/ speak/ first/ when/ you/ arrive/ school/ this morning?
Who did you speak to first when you arrive at school this morning?
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