Instructions: Read the sentence and form a WH-question that fits the answer. 1. I eat breakfast at 8 a.m. 2. She is my best friend. 3. They are playing in the garden. 4. He goes to school by bus. 5. The baby is crying because he is hungry. 6. We went to the zoo last Sunday. 7. My father works in an office. 8. The keys are on the table. 9. I am reading a storybook. 10. We will go to the park tomorrow. 11. She visits her grandparents on holidays. 12. I drink milk in the morning. 13. He is talking to his teacher. 14. I bought a new pencil case. 15. The match starts at 4 p.m.
Answer (1)
To form WH-questions that correspond to given answers, we use question words such as 'who,' 'what,' 'when,' 'where,' or 'why' depending on the information we want to obtain. Below are WH-questions based on the provided answers:
When do you eat breakfast?
Answer: I eat breakfast at 8 a.m.
Who is your best friend?
Answer: She is my best friend.
Where are they playing?
Answer: They are playing in the garden.
How does he go to school?
Answer: He goes to school by bus.
Why is the baby crying?
Answer: The baby is crying because he is hungry.
When did you go to the zoo?
Answer: We went to the zoo last Sunday.
Where does your father work?
Answer: My father works in an office.
Where are the keys?
Answer: The keys are on the table.
What are you reading?
Answer: I am reading a storybook.
When will you go to the park?
* Answer: We will go to the park tomorrow.
When does she visit her grandparents?
* Answer: She visits her grandparents on holidays.
What do you drink in the morning?
* Answer: I drink milk in the morning.
Who is he talking to?
* Answer: He is talking to his teacher.
What did you buy?
* Answer: I bought a new pencil case.
What time does the match start?
* Answer: The match starts at 4 p.m.
Each question is crafted to fit the specific answer provided by asking the right WH-word, ensuring that the question is both grammatically correct and meaningful.
