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Question words

Who, What, When, Where and Why.

Who is used when you ask about a person or  people.

What is generally used when you ask about a thing or an event.

When is used when you ask about time.

Where is used when you ask about a  place.

Why is used when you ask about some reason.

Choose among who, what, where, when and why that best describes the situation.

Good luck !

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1. I really love this spy story! Do you know wherewhowhatI don't know wrote it?

2. whowhatwhyI don't know did you come out of the theme park so fast?

3. I saw you in the shopping centre. wherewhowhatI don't know were you actually doing?

4. Please don't forget whatwhowhenI don't know we are going to the movies. It is on Friday.

5. I didn't see you on Saturday, it's as if you completely vanished. whowherewhatI don't know did you go?

6. whowhatwhenI don't know can I go and play video games with Kyle? Can I go on Sunday?

7. Tell me at whatwherewhoI don't know time you heard the scream or I will have to tell your parents about your attitude young man.

8. whatwhowhereI don't know did this to you? You are full of bruises and cuts. Did you get into a fight?

9. whatwhowhyI don't know do I have to go to school today? I am very sick and my body is aching.

10. whowhatwhereI don't know are you? I will find you if it's the last thing I do. I never lose at hide and seek.