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Grammar Review/ Wh- question making

The bus picks up the employees from the station at 7 a.m. every day.

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1- Whatpicks upthe employees from?

2- Whatdoes the bus do at ..?

3- Whodoes the bus pick up from..?

4- Wheredoes the bus pick up the employees from at 7....?

5- Whattimedoes the bus pick up the employees from the station every day?

6- Whendoes the bus pick.at 7 a.m.?

The teacher is talking to the students about the exam

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1- Whois talking to the students.?

2- Whatis the teacher doing?

3- Whois the teacher talking to about the exam?

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Whatis the teacher talking to the students about?

Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in 1504 in Florence to show his love to his wife.

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1- Whopainted the Mona Lisain 1504.?

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Whatdid Leonardo da Vincido in 1504 in Florence to show his love to his wife?

3- Whatdid Leonardo da Vincipaint in 1504 in Florence to show?

4- Whendid Leonardo da Vincipaint the Mona Lisain Florence to show.?

5- Wheredid Leonardo da Vincipaint the Mona Lisain 1504 to show.?

6- Whydid Leonardo da Vincipaint the Mona Lisain 1504 in Florence?

The Iraqi Army has made victories in Alanbar over the last year.

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Note: madeis the past participle of make.

1- Whohas made victories in Alanbar over the last year?

2- Whathas the Iraqi Army done in Alanbar over the last year?

3- Whathas the Iraqi Army made in Alanbar over the last year?

4- Wherehas the Iraqi Army made victories over the last year?

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Whenhas the Iraqi Army made victories in Alanbar?

The doctor is going to perform a surgery for the patient in the hospital.

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1- Whois going to perform a surgery ?

2- Whatis the doctor going to do for the patient in the hospital?

3- Whatis the doctor going to perform for the patient in the hospital?

4- Whois the doctor going to perform a surgery for in the hospital?

5- Whereis the doctor going to perform a surgery for patient?

Attention: Auxiliaries (do, does, did) are NOT used in the SIMPLE present and SIMPLE past

when asking about the subject.

Good LuckRaed Albanon