Open the brackets. Make up questions. Begin the questions using the worlds in brackets.

1. Jack (to pay) the electricity bill last week. (who, what, when)

2. His uncle (to write) an interesting novel last year (who, when)

3. Sam (to want) to be a scientist many years ago (who, what)

4. My parents (to go) on a picnic last weekend (who, when)

5. She (to get) married in 1980 (who, when)

6. Our family (to buy) a new car last week. (who, what, when)

7. Sally (to make) tea ten minutes ago (who, what, when)

8. They (to clean) the house the day before yesterday. (who, when)

9. We (to live) in a village last summer (who, where, when)

1 Jack paid the electricity bill last week.

Who paid the electricity bill last week?

What did Jack do last week?

When did Jack pay the electricity bill?

2 His uncle wrote an interesting novel last year.

Who wrote an interesting novel last year?

When did his uncle write an interesting novel?

3 Sam wanted to be a scientist many years ago.

Who wanted to be a scientist many years ago?

What did Sam want to do many years ago?

4 My parents went on a picnic last weekend.

Who went on a picnic last weekend?

2 When did my parents go on a picnic?

5 She got married in 1980.

Who got married in 1980?

When did she get married?

6 Our family bought a new car last week.

Who bought a new car last week?

What did our family buy last week?

When did our family buy a new car?

7 Sally made tea ten minutes ago.

Who made tea ten minutes ago?

When did Sally make tea?

What did Sally make ten minutes ago?

8 They cleaned the house the day before yesterday.

Who cleaned the house the day before yesterday?

When did they clean the house?

9 We lived in a village last summer.

Who lived in a village last summer?

When did we live in a village?

Where did they live last summer?