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Wh questions exercise
- 1. Wh questions exercise Select the right option. _____________ is your name? ________ I can't hear you. You did _________? ____________ did you do that for? ___________ did he leave? _________ do they live? ___________ colour do you want? ___________ opened the door? ____________ did you see? ____________ are these keys? __________ turn is it? ___________ do you say that? _____________ don't I help you? _____________ does this work? __________ was your exam? __________ far is Pattaya from Bangkok? _________ long will it take? ____________ many cars are there? _____________ much money do you have? __________ old are you? ___________ come I can't see her?