Using Where to Ask Questions

Using Where to Ask Questions

Choose the sentence that matches the question: 

Mara: Nora, where are you?

​​​​​​1. Mara, they are on an airplane.
2. Mara, we are at home.
3. Mara, I am on an airplane. ✔
4. Mara, you are at home.

The question word where plus are asks for a location. Nora answers with where she is.

Select the word that makes the sentence correct.
Where ……….. the sofa and table?

1. are ✔

2. is

3. am

Are is the correct to be verb that matches the plural subject sofa and table.

Choose the correct definition:

We use where + verb to be to ............

1. ask about the place someone or something is at ✔

We use where + verb to be to ask about the location of someone or something.

Select the correct question word plus to be verb to complete the sentence.
......... the two sofas?
1. Where are ✔

Where is the correct question word to find the place of something. Are is the to be verb used with the plural subject sofas.

Choose the correct form of the verb to be to describe the person's location: 

Where is the man sitting? He ...... sitting under the tree.
 

1. is ✔

The question word where plus is asks us about a place. Is agrees with the singular subject he.

Choose the sentence that matches the picture: 
Where is he exercising?
 

1. He is exercising in the living room. ✔
2. He be exercising in the gym.
3. He are exercising at work.
4. He am exercising at school.