Understanding and Using English Grammar, Answers for pages 278-280 ex. 10.
2. Where was Roberto born? 3. How often do you go out to eat? 4. Who are you ...
Understanding and Using English Grammar, Answers for pages 278-280 ex. 10 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
Where was Roberto born? How often do you go out to eat? Who are you waiting for? Who answered the phone? Who did you call? Who called? What does the boy have in his pocket? What does deceitful mean? What is an abyss? Which way did he go? How many children do they have? How long has he been here? How far is it to New Orleans?
How many gallons of gas did she buy? When can the doctor see me? Who is her roommate? Who are her roommates? How long have your parents been living here? Whose book is this? What made her sneeze? Who is coming over for dinner? What color is Ann’s dress? What color are Ann’s eyes? Why were you late? Who can’t go to the picnic? Why can’t he go? Why didn’t you answer the phone? What kind of music do you like? What don’t you understand? What is Janet doing right now? How do you spell sitting? What does Tom look like? What is Tom like? What does Ron do? How far is Mexico from here? How do you take your coffee? Which is farther north, Stockholm or Moscow? How are you getting along?
How far is it to Springfield? When does the fall semester begin? Which pen did you buy, the red one or the green one? Who typed those letters? How many courses did you take last semester? What does rapid mean? Who went to the library? Who telephoned you? Where is the post office? How far is it to the post office? How many hours did you sleep last night? Who gave a speech? Who talked about her country? Who talked about his family? How much money do you need? Which floor does Jay live on, the fifth or the fourth? How long will you be in the United States? Whose pen is this? How often do you go to the library? When is the next test? How long have you been studying English? Who made a funny face? Who dropped her pen? Who should I give this book to? Why didn’t you come to class yesterday?
What did you have for lunch? Whose books are these? Which chapter are we supposed to read, five or six? Who did you talk to? What did you talk about? Why did you fall asleep in class? Who does this book belong to? What does request mean? How far is it to Chicago? How many languages can you speak? Who opened the window? Why didn’t you go to the party? Which house do you live in, this one or that one? Where did you hang your coat? Who is the letter addressed to? How long did it take you to finish your assignments? What did Mr. Smith teach in Japan? What time (when) should I be here? Whose keys did you find? How often do you visit your aunt and uncle?
