Which is correct?
How do you family?
How am your family?
How does your family?
How is your family?
Which is correct?
How has your weekend?
How was your weekend?
How does your weekend?
How can your weekend?
Which is correct?
Can use the computer?
Can you use the computer?
Can I computer you?
I can I use the computer?
Make a question: It is raining.
Is it raining?
Is they raining?
Are it raining?
It is raining?
Make a question. I am happy.
Are you happy?
Do you happy?
Is you happy?
Am you happy?
Make a question: It is his birthday.
Where birthday is it?
Whose birthday is it?
Why birthday is it?
When birthday is it?
Make a question. She lives in Toronto.
When does she live?
Who does she live?
How does she live?
Where does she live?
Make a question: They are leaving at 6:00 PM.
Where are they leaving?
When are they leaving?
Why are they leaving?
How are they leaving?
Which is correct?
What time is it?
When time is it?
Do you time?
Why time is it?
Make a question: I am good at English.
Who is that?
Who is good at English?
Who is good?
Who is English?