Possesisve nouns
The car of Sara is parked in the driveway.
Sarah's new car is parked in the driveway.
_____ do you live?
Where
Used to ask about people.
Who
Used to describe something that is unpleasant to look at, unattractive, or not pleasing in appearance.
Ugly
The dog's bark woke everyone in the neighborhood.
_____ is your birthday?
When
Used to ask for reasons or explanations.
Why
Describes someone or something that exhibits intelligence, quick thinking, or cleverness.
Smart
We visited the house of Tom for dinner last night.
We visited Tom's house for dinner last night.
_____is your favorite teacher?
Who
Used to ask about the manner or condition
How
Used to describe something that causes laughter or amusement. It can refer to people, situations, jokes, or anything that makes others laugh.
Funny.
The artwork of Emily was displayed in the gallery.
Emily's artwork was displayed in the gallery.
____do you like that movie?
Why
Used to ask about things, actions, or specific information.
What
Used to describe a person, usually a man, who is good-looking and has an attractive appearance.
Handsome.
The policy of the company on remote work has changed.
The company's policy on remote work has changed.
_____do you get to school?
How
Used to ask about choices or specific items from a known set.
Used to describe a person who is outgoing, sociable, and energized by interacting with others.
Extroverted.