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The document provides examples of WH-questions using the verb "to be" and their answers. It gives the location and occupation of James, the name of his wife Kathy, and identifies Steven and Jack as James and Kathy's sons. It explains that the children are on holiday because it is their birthday. The document also provides links to online practices for WH-questions using the verb "to be" and instructs students to complete the practices and send screenshots of their work to the teacher.
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- 2. WH-QUESTIONS VERB TO BE Where is James from? James is from London Where is James? James is at work What is his wife's name? His wife’s name is Kathy Who are Steven and Jack? Steven and Jack are James and Kathy’s sons. Why are the children on holiday? They are on holiday because today is their birthday Who is older: Steven or Jack? Steven is older than Jack
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- 5. WH QUESTIONS BE AT THE END OF ALL THE PRACTICES, TAKE A PRINT SCREEN AND SEND THEM TO THE TEACHER’S EMAIL.