It's for you. (How/Where/Who)
Who is it for?
They are from Vietnam. (How/Where/When)
Where are they from?
She wakes up early. (Why/Where/When)
When does she wake up?
It's on Tuesday. (How/Where/When)
When is it?
That's Lorena's mask. (How/Whose/When)
Whose mask is it?
Miguel works hard. (How/Where/When)
How does Mike work?
It's Peter's bike. (How/Where/Whose)
Whose bike is it?
They go to the movies. (How/Where/When)
Where do they go to?
They are voting in September. (How/Where/When)
When are they Voting?
It's her dog. (Whose/Where/When)
Whose dog is it?
Her mother is sick. (How/Where/When)
How is her mother?
He can speak Spanish. (What/Where/When)
What can he speak?
It's a virus. (How/Where/What)
What is it?
Adriana washes her hands to prevent catching Covid-19. (Why/Which/When)
Why does Adriana wash her hands?
I got vaccinated last Friday. (How/When/Whose)
When did you get vaccinated?
We often think of our future. (Which/Where/What)
What do we often think of?
Magdalena has a meeting about her son's poor grades. (How/Why/Which)
Why does Magdalena have a meeting?
My name is Slim Shady. (How/What/When)
What's your name?
Anna arrives at 10:30 am. (How/Where/When)
When does Anna arrive?
The keys are in the car. (How/Where/When)
Where are the keys?
He is drinking milk. (How/What/When)
What is he drinking?
She's studying English. (How/Where/What)
What is she studying?
It's the blue car. (How/Which/When)
Which one is it?
It belongs to our teacher. (How/Whose/Who)
Whose is it?
It's in India. (How/Where/When)
Where is it?
The book is for my friend Carla. (Who/Where/When)
Who is the book for?