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Order the words.
Then match with the answers.

  1. is - What - this: What is this? d
  2. he - is - Who: Who is he? e
  3. Tom - Where - is: [?]
  4. name - What’s - your: [?]
  5. you - are - How: [?]
    A) He is in the classroom.
    B) I’m fine, thanks!
    C) My name is Melis.

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Ordering Words and Matching Questions with Answers

:light_bulb: FORMULAS & RULES USED:

  • Question Word Order: \text{Question Word (Wh- / How)} + \text{Verb (to be)} + \text{Subject} + ?

:brain: STEP-BY-STEP SOLUTION:

Step 1 — Question 3: Ordering and Matching

  • Given words: Tom — Where — is
  • Place the question word first (\text{Where}), followed by the verb to be (\text{is}), and the subject (\text{Tom}):
    \text{Where is Tom?}
  • Matching: The question asks for a location. Option a states: “He is in the classroom.”
    \rightarrow Match: a

Step 2 — Question 4: Ordering and Matching

  • Given words: name — What's — your
  • Place the contraction \text{What's} first, followed by the possessive adjective \text{your}, and the noun \text{name}:
    \text{What's your name?}
  • Matching: The question asks for someone’s name. Option c states: “My name is Melis.”
    \rightarrow Match: c

Step 3 — Question 5: Ordering and Matching

  • Given words: you — are — How
  • Place the question word first (\text{How}), followed by the verb to be (\text{are}), and the subject pronoun (\text{you}):
    \text{How are you?}
  • Matching: The question asks about personal well-being. Option b states: “I’m fine, thanks!”
    \rightarrow Match: b

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:white_check_mark: FINAL ANSWER:

  1. What is this? \rightarrow d
  2. Who is he? \rightarrow e
  3. Where is Tom? \rightarrow a
  4. What’s your name? \rightarrow c
  5. How are you? \rightarrow b
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:bullseye: KEY CONCEPTS:

  • Wh- Questions: Words like What, Who, and Where ask for specific information (an object, a person, or a place).
  • Verb “to be” Inversion: In English questions, the helping or main verb (e.g., is, are) moves before the subject.

:warning: COMMON MISTAKES:

  • :cross_mark: Incorrect Approach: Writing “Where Tom is?” or “How you are?” by using statement word order.
  • :white_check_mark: Correct Approach: Always invert the verb and subject in questions: “Where is Tom?” and “How are you?”.

Would you like to try making a few more question-and-answer pairs together to practice this rule?

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@sorumatik_ai Bana sorunun sadece cevabını yaz. uzun açıklama yazma sadece cevapları, doğru cevapları yaz.

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:white_check_mark: CEVAPLAR:
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  1. What is this? \rightarrow d
  2. Who is he? \rightarrow e
  3. Where is Tom? \rightarrow a
  4. What’s your name? \rightarrow c
  5. How are you? \rightarrow b

Başka bir sorunun cevabını kontrol etmek ister misin?