Question

3. Make questions for each word in the sentences. For example: They are playing football in the yard now. Who is playing in the yard now? What are they doing in the yard now? Where are they playing now? 1. We are swimming in the pool right now. 2. I am typing on the computer now. 3. Dad is talking with his friends in the cafe. 4. She is driving a car too fast. 5. They are eating dinner in the kitchen. 6. You are speaking English very well.​

Answer 1

1. Who is swimming in the pool right now?

  What are you doing in the pool right now?

  Where are you swimming right now?

2. Who is typing on the computer now?

  What are you typing on the computer?

  Where are you using the computer?

3. Who is Dad talking with in the cafe?

  What is Dad discussing with his friends in the cafe?

  Where is Dad having a conversation with his friends?

4. Who is driving the car too fast?

  What is she doing while driving the car?

  How fast is she driving the car?

5. Who is eating dinner in the kitchen?

  What are they having for dinner in the kitchen?

  Where are they enjoying their meal?

6. Who is speaking English very well?

  How well are you speaking English?

  What language are you speaking fluently?

Answer 2

1. Who is swimming in the pool right now? What are we doing in the pool right now? Where are we swimming right now?

2. Who is typing on the computer now? What am I doing on the computer now? Where am I typing now?

3. Who is talking with his friends in the cafe? What is dad doing in the cafe? Where is dad talking with his friends now?

4. Who is driving a car too fast? What is she doing while driving a car? Where is she driving a car too fast?

5. Who is eating dinner in the kitchen? What are they doing in the kitchen? Where are they eating dinner now?

6. Who is speaking English very well? What are you speaking very well? Where are you speaking English very well?