Turn the statement into a sentence:
You like sports.
Do you like sports?
100
Turn the statement into a question using the correct "wh" word (the information you need to ask about is in [ ]:
[Susan] is absent from class today.
Who is absent from class today?
200
It looks like the washer is broken. I (ask) _____ _____ a repair man to come Wednesday.
will ask
200
I (be) ______ sixteen years old.
Am
200
Amy (teach) _______ in Southern California before she came to Monterey.
taught
200
Turn the statement into a question:
He is good at soccer.
Is he good at soccer?
200
Turn the statement into a question using the correct "wh" word (the information you need to ask about is in [ ]:
Harry saw [a snake eat a mouse] yesterday!
What did Harry see yesterday?
300
I (ride) _____ _____ the bus to save gas.
will ride
300
Bill and Calicia (drive) _______ a nice car.
Drive
300
I (be) ______ at my grandma's house last weekend.
was
300
Turn the statement into a question:
He finished his homework last night.
Did he finish his homework last night?
300
Turn the statement into a question using the correct "wh" word (the information you need to ask about is in [ ]:
Molly finished her homework [at the library] last night.
Where did Molly finish her homework last night?
400
Mrs. Garrison (teach) ___ _____ the class next year.
will teach
400
Mr. Anderson (teach) ________ chemistry at Hill High School
teaches
400
I (go) _________ to California over Spring Break.
went
400
Turn the statement into a question:
Sally bought a car yesterday.
Did Sally buy a car yesterday?
400
Turn the statement into a question using the correct "wh" word (the information you need to ask about is in [ ]:
Don went to Starbucks for coffee [because he was tired.]
Why did Don go to Starbucks?
500
Stan, you (not, play) _____ _____ ______ in the jazz concert tomorrow. You have not practiced enough.
will not play
500
The football team never (score) ______. It (lose) ______ all the time.
scores; loses
500
John and Sarah (choose) _______ a new home.
Chose
500
Turn the statement into a question:
You will pass your test.
Will you pass your test?
(Yes! If you study!)
500
Turn the statement into a question using the correct "wh" word (the information you need to ask about is in [ ]:
Bob got good grades [by working hard and practicing his English every day.]