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QUESTIONS

Form questions starting with the words given:

1) Pete lived in New York. (where)
2) Sandra is very nice. (who)
3) Steve can write very fast. (how)
4) Gregory arrived in time. (who)
5) Carina has come from Italy. (from where)
6) The baby was born last night. (when)
7) I will sing a song for you. (what)

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8) I think she loves him. (whom)
9) I could see the sun through the window. (what)
10) Nina is going to fly to London. (where)
11) Ken has been to Rome. (who)
12) You must write it down! (what)
13) The baby is sleeping. (what)
14) I like her a lot. (whom)
15) In Mexico, most people speak English. (where)

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