Turn "You live here" into a present simple question.
Do you live here?
Add a preposition to "Where are you ___?"
Where are you from?
Explain the difference between "Who hit you?" and "Who did you hit?"
"Who hit you?" asks about the subject performing the action, while "Who did you hit?" asks about the object receiving the action.
Change "Tom will eat Jerry" into a question.
Will Tom eat Jerry?
True/False: Is the sentence "Can you tell me where I can find Louise?" correctly structured?
True.
Is this sentence correct: "Do you know what has Rachel done?"
No, it should be: "Do you know what Rachel has done?"
Turn "This house was built in 1900" into a question.
When was this house built?
Restructure "Why Jack wakes up so late every day?" correctly.
Why does Jack wake up so late every day?
Make a question for this statement: "That is a calculator."
What is that?
Report "Why did you come to London?"
He asked why I had come to London.
Arrange these into a correct question: (when / was / invented / paper).
When was paper invented?
Put these words in the correct order: (wonder / is / how / old / that building / I)
I wonder how old that building is?
Identify the error in "I wonder how old is Tom" and correct it.
The error is in word order. Corrected sentence: I wonder how old Tom is.
Reported speech: Report the question "Are you willing to travel?"
She asked if I was willing to travel.