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Question Words Exercise For Class 5

November 2, 2024 A1pdf

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1............... did this laptop cost?
Wrong!
Use "How much" to ask about the price of something.
2............... were you thinking?
Wrong!
Use "What" in the common question "What were you thinking?"
3............... often do you eat out?
Wrong!
Use "How" before "often" to ask about frequency.
4............... can I buy used laptops?
Wrong!
Use "Where" to ask about a place.
5............... should I contact?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Whom" and "Who" can both ask about the person you should contact, though "Whom" is more formal.
6............... bag is this?
Wrong!
Use "Whose" to ask who something belongs to.
7............... soon can we know the dates?
Wrong!
Use "How" before "soon" to ask about the amount of time before something happens.
8............... you go, I will follow you.
Wrong!
Use "Wherever" to mean "in any place that" or "to any place that."
9............... did you quit?
Wrong!
Use "Why" to ask for a reason.
10............... often do the buses go?
Wrong!
Use "How" before "often" to ask about frequency.
11............... time does the show start?
Wrong!
Use "What" in the phrase "What time" to ask for the exact time.
12............... is your eye color?
Wrong!
Use "What" to ask for information such as a person's eye color.

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  1. How much did this laptop cost?
  2. What were you thinking?
  3. How often do you eat out?
  4. Where can I buy used laptops?
  5. Whom / Who should I contact?
  6. Whose bag is this?
  7. How soon can we know the dates?
  8. Wherever you go, I will follow you.
  9. Why did you quit?
  10. How often do the buses go?
  11. What time does the show start?
  12. What is your eye color?

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