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Who / write / this e-mail? My assistant did.
Who wrote this e-mail? My assistant did.
What type of e-mails / you / write / usually?
What type of e-mails do you usually write?
Who / see / you? The receptionist saw me enter the building.
Who saw you? The receptionist saw me enter the building.
Who / you / see? I saw my former boss.
Who did you see? I saw my former boss.
What / the meaning / this?
What is the meaning of this?
What / you / mean?
What do you mean?
What / it / mean?
What does it mean?
Who / wake / you / up? My sister did.
Who woke you up? My sister did.
What / you / know? I know that we are here to solve this problem.
What do you know? I know that we are here to solve this problem.
Who / she / know? She knows everybody at the party.
Who does she know? She knows everybody at the party.
Who / know / about / this? I think all my colleagues know about this.
Who knows about this? I think all my colleagues know about this.
Who / call / you / last week? Mark called last week.
Who called you last week? Mark called last week.
Who / call / you? John has called.
Who has called you? John has called.
Who / you / call / last week?
Who did you call last week?
Who / you / call? I've just called my friends.
Who have you called? I've just called my friends.
Who / need / us?
Who needs us?
What / they / need?
What do they need?
What / happen?
What happened?
When / the play / start?
When does the play start?
Who / order / pizza? There is a delivery man at the door.
Who (has) ordered pizza? There is a delivery man at the door.
When / they / arrive / last night? At 7 or 8?
When did they arrive last night? At 7 or 8?
Who / you / talk / when we met?
Who were you talking to when we met?
What / go / wrong / yesterday? You couldn’t fix the problem.
What went wrong yesterday? You couldn’t fix the problem.
Where / they / come / last week?
Where did they come from last week?
Who / work / this office?
Who works in this office?
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