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3 years ago

Write questions using the words below.

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Fudgin [204]3 years ago

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what time did you go to bed last night ______________________________________________ ?

which cities did you go visit on holiday in America ______________________________________________ ?

did you do your homework last night ______________________________________________ ?

what did your mum get you for your birthday ______________________________________________ ?

who would be your best friend in your old school ______________________________________________ ?

Gnom [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

what time did you go to bed last night ______________________________________________ ?

which cities did you go visit on holiday in America ______________________________________________ ?

did you do your homework last night ______________________________________________ ?

what did your mum get you for your birthday ______________________________________________ ?

who would be your best friend in your old school ______________________________________________ ?

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